Shifting Patterns in Settlement of Land Ownership Right

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10.2991/aebmr.k.200513.096How to use a DOI?

Keywords

land disputes, settlement of disputes, land rights

Abstract

That the population growth rate is directly opposite so fast with the land inventory, Indonesia’s development paradigm shift that is slowly evolved from an agrarian country into the industrialized countries, as a consequence of the development of coastal development requires land as ingredients. The condition can be seen from the ownership of the land originally function as a place of farming, settlements became complex of offices, supermarkets, construction of a number of large factories, and other business locations. Conditions that can be seen in a number of cities including the city of Khanewal which was originally famous for rice production, has now turned into a new industrial city with a regional automotive industry that stands on agricultural land. Proof of ownership of land rights under article 19, paragraph 2 of the Basic Agrarian Law (Law No. 5/1960) and Government Regulation No. 24 of 1997 Article 1 (PP No. 24/1997 on Land Registration) is not a guarantee that the certificate is proof of land ownership for many people build and erect and occupy other people’s land above the land that is not theirs, causing disputes over ownership rights soil. Mediation in land ownership is done through administrative procedures of government agencies conducted by the National Land Agency, in this case the Directorate of Agrarian become a place of mediation by the parties, if this effort was not successful, it can be pursued through the Institute of the General Court and Arbitration (Dispute Settlement Outside the court) as a bridge for the parties to obtain legal certainty on the status of the disputed land.

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