Kamis, Oktober 11, 2018

House Pushes Draft Bill on Land-Related Affairs

The Draft Bill on Land-Related Affairs (“Draft Bill”) is currently being deliberated by Commission II of the House of Representatives and is predicted to serve simultaneously as lex specialis and as a complementary lawto existing Law No. 5 of 1960 on the Basic Principles of Agrarian Law (“Agrarian Law”).
It is hoped that the Draft Bill will prove capable of resolving the following land-related matters: 1) Land registration processing; 2) Certification of land titles; 3) Settlement mechanism for agrarian conflicts; and 4) Administration of coastal areas.
In addition, several extra suggestions have been deemed worthy of inclusion in the Draft Bill, specifically: 1) The right to utilize underground and aboveground areas; 2) The establishment of land banks; and 3) Transfers of authority relating to the management of land titles to government agencies and to traditional adat communities.
For more on this story, see Hukumonline: “RUU Pertanahan Tak Ubah Asas dalam UUPA”.

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The Draft Bill on Land-Related Affairs (“Draft Bill”) is currently being deliberated by Commission II of the House of Representatives and is predicted to serve simultaneously as lex specialis and as a complementary lawto existing Law No. 5 of 1960 on the Basic Principles of Agrarian Law (“Agrarian Law”).
It is hoped that the Draft Bill will prove capable of resolving the following land-related matters: 1) Land registration processing; 2) Certification of land titles; 3) Settlement mechanism for agrarian conflicts; and 4) Administration of coastal areas.
In addition, several extra suggestions have been deemed worthy of inclusion in the Draft Bill, specifically: 1) The right to utilize underground and aboveground areas; 2) The establishment of land banks; and 3) Transfers of authority relating to the management of land titles to government agencies and to traditional adat communities.
For more on this story, see Hukumonline: “RUU Pertanahan Tak Ubah Asas dalam UUPA”.

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