THE ROLE OF PPAT IN PARTNERSHIP RULING OFFICERS OF HERITAGE LAND (PUTUSAN PA Sbr NO: 2594 / Pdt.G / 2015)

Abstract

This paper aims to find out the role of PPAT in making the Deed of Sharing of Joint Rights after the issuance of the decision, so that if anything related to inheritance disputes should not be resolved directly through the court mechanism, the heirs should first come to the PPAT office for consultation, so that the settlement mechanism is explained and a deed is made related to the distribution of inheritance according to the legal event. This research uses an empirical juridical approach.

Based on this method, the research resulted in basically (1) the mechanism for the distribution of inheritance according to the Decision of the Religious Court Sbr No.2594 / Pdt.G.2015 which contained the contents of returning and distributing the inheritance to each of the heirs, which subsequently occurred between the heirs to selling part of the inheritance to one of the heirs, then there is a need for legal action so that the heirs who get their rights can get legal certainty. Article 111 PMA number 3 of 1997, KHI articles 171-176, (2) The process of making APHB after the issuance of the P decision. ASbr No.2594 / Pdt.G.2015,Generally the same as the juridical reasons for making APHB which state that land which is an inheritance has not been registered must be attached with documents relating to inheritance in the registration process of its rights as referred to in Article 42 paragraph 2 PP.24 / 1997, Article 37 paragraph ( 1) PP 24/97, Article 136 PMA, (3) Constraints and solutions in making the Joint Rights Sharing Deed (APHB) there is still reluctance from the community to make an authentic deed of the Deed of Sharing Mutual Rights before PPAT Because the process of making it requires a long, complicated process and expensive, PPAT can provide legal counseling regarding the duties and roles of PPAT, land registration and the importance of the community to have land certificates so that the community can obtain legal protection and legal certainty over the land they own.

Keywords: Decision, PPAT, APHB