This article examines how Indonesian jurisprudence handles the legal standing of customary law communities in administrative disputes.
This article discusses Indonesia’s 2024 land policy reform, focusing on ulayat land rights, two groups of customary communities, land registration on right of management and right of ownership, as well as ulayat land register.
Introduction Customary Forest as a part of customary right (ulayat right) of Indigenous People is a manifestation of the state obligation to promote the rights of Indigenous People as stated in Article 18B paragraph (2) of the 1945 Constitution, which states "The...
Village treasury land or commonly known as Bengkok Land, is a type of village-owned asset which in general, its land management system will be granted to the Village head and village apparatus who are serving for a certain period as his salary/reward for his services...
Infrastructure is one of the central government's most important programs. Infrastructure has also been officially designated as the second priority program in President Jokowi's second administration, after the development of human resources. Therefore, of course,...
Learning Point Even though in the customary law does not recognize the concept of expiration, however if the best time to claim is passed, then it gives legal presumption that rights (which may be owned) have been relinquished (rechtsverwerking). Case Summary The...
Background Minister of Agrarian and Head of National Land Agency of the Republic Indonesia Regulation Decree Number 70 of 2016 of Procedure for Establishing of Communal Land Rights on Customary Law Community and Community Within the Specific Area. This regulation was...