The definition of the concept turnover is absent in provisions civil code and other normativelegal acts. scientific discussion based on content concepts turnover, legalregime, their relationship. In most objects rights are freely used, which ispredetermined by inherent legal property turnover. defines as ability ofan object to be alienated transferred from one person another. Turnover ofteniden...

Property ownership rights are well managed and understood in developed countries. They are backed by long-standing theoretical, legal and institutional frameworks. In contrast, many new property interests created by governments in response to concerns for sustainability are often poorly managed and understood. If we are to achieve sustainability objectives, the design and administration of thes...

Permohonan Pelepasan Hak Atas Tanah yang dilakukan oleh pihak swasta kerap kali memunculkan sengketa. Hal tersebut adalah turunan dari perbedaan kekuatan hukum tanda bukti Akta dibuat Kepala Kantor Pertanahan dan Surat Pernyataan Pertanahan. Kajian ini bertujuan untuk memperoleh pengetahuan empiris tentang perbandingan antara akta notaris dengan Keterangan dalam proses pelepasan hak atas tanah ...

Since 1949, the information of land tenure has a positive effect on defining the scope of collective land and state-owned land, implementing the system of cultivated land protection and land use control, designing general land use planning, etc. But as the economic and social development, the existing land tenure information is not appropriate anymore and results in many problems. The emphasis ...

Since 1949, the data of land tenure has a positive effect on reconciling land tenure conflicts, defining the scope of collective land and state-owned land, implementing the system of cultivated land protection and land use control, designing general land use planning, accelerating information-based land resource management, etc. The emphasis in the near future should be placed on establishing r...

The law can sometimes be glacial in its evolution, moving ever so slowly through fine points of interpretation by judges and equally careful (if not ponderous) processes of legislative reform. Only when an observer stands back and looks at a particular area of jurisprudence over a period of a few decades can the movement be clearly detected. In other instances, the law can seem to be like an ea...