The Role of a Notary/Ppat Towards Girls as Recipients of Grant from Parents in Bali

Abstract

Parents show their love for their children in various ways. However, jealousy within the family often occurs because one or more individuals perceive their siblings as a threat. Jealousy can come from blood family relationships in deviant lines, one of which comes from biological children. Jealousy can be related to inheritance and will ultimately cause parents to worry about their children. So parents do various things to provide protection to their children if the parents die in the future. One way is by way of grants. Gifts to daughters usually become a polemic among their male relatives, especially in Bali where there is a patrilineal kinship system. The problems of this research are: 1. what impacts will arise in the future on the distribution of grants to daughters; 2. The role of Notary/PPAT in realizing the wishes of the community who wish to provide grants to their daughters. The method used in this research is an empirical juridical approach. The results of the discussion from this research show that the role of Notary/PPAT is to provide direction to grant givers in providing grants to obtain approval from all of their heirs to reach deliberation and consensus to avoid conflicts in the future after the grant giver is declared dead.