Manuscript Title:

PPAT LIABILITY FOR FALSE INFORMATION IN MAKING LAND SALE AND PURCHASE DEED

Author:

AHMAD M. SAEFUL HIKMAT, MELDINI RUNESI, YARIS HARYAN RIDWANSYAH, IFANI HERIYANTO, HANA FIRSTIN YANI PERMANA

DOI Number:

DOI:10.5281/zenodo.8424398

Published : 2023-10-10

About the author(s)

1. AHMAD M. SAEFUL HIKMAT - Faculty of Law, University of Islam Nusantara, Indonesia.
2. MELDINI RUNESI - Faculty of Law, University of Islam Nusantara, Indonesia.
3. YARIS HARYAN RIDWANSYAH - Faculty of Law, University of Islam Nusantara, Indonesia.
4. IFANI HERIYANTO - Faculty of Law, University of Islam Nusantara, Indonesia.
5. HANA FIRSTIN YANI PERMANA - Faculty of Law, University of Islam Nusantara, Indonesia.

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Abstract

In order to establish legal certainty regarding a legal act in the field of land and for land administration purposes, a public official with authority under the applicable laws and regulations is required to handle deeds related to land. The public official authorized to handle land matters in accordance with the laws and regulations is called the Land Deed Official (PPAT). This research will examine the role of PPAT in the creation of land sale deeds and explore how PPAT is held accountable for negligence in land sale deeds based on false information. The research methodology employed in this study is normative research. The findings of this research indicate that PPAT has the duty and authority to create land sale deeds, and the consequences of PPAT's negligence in creating land sale deeds based on false information include the right of affected parties to file claims for compensation against PPAT in the form of reimbursement of costs, compensation, and interest. PPAT is fully responsible for this matter.


Keywords

PPAT; Lane Sale Deed; Fake