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A New Legal Norm on 3 (Three) Additional Elements That Might be Considered by the Judges in Rendering the Judgment on the Approval of Settlement Agreement in the context of Suspension of Debt Repayment

A New Legal Norm on 3 (Three) Additional Elements That Might be Considered by the Judges in Rendering the Judgment on the Approval of Settlement Agreement in the context of Suspension of Debt Repayment

Introduction In running a business, there is always a plausibility of the risk of the other party’s failure in performing their obligations, particularly, in relation to financial obligations. As an illustration, the failure of the debtor in making its installment...

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Jurisprudence: Rechtsverwerking as One of the Grounds for the Absence of Interest (Point d’Interet, Point d’Action) in a Land Dispute Lawsuit

Jurisprudence: Rechtsverwerking as One of the Grounds for the Absence of Interest (Point d’Interet, Point d’Action) in a Land Dispute Lawsuit

Introduction The concept of Rechtsverwerking is a declaration that the person no longer wants to exercise the rights he/she has. A statement can be given expressly or tacitly. If the act of rechtsverwerking is given expressly, people are more likely to call it the...

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Judicial Review Right of the Supreme Court as a Remedy Against Regional Planning Policy Which Harms the Public

Judicial Review Right of the Supreme Court as a Remedy Against Regional Planning Policy Which Harms the Public

INTRODUCTION Government policy in spatial planning has a profound effect on the public. Spatial planning policy specifically zoning regulation will profoundly affect the public, especially the owner of rights over land. Law No. 26 of 2007 on Spatial Planning Law as...

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