Juridical Analysis of the Use of Criminal Reports as a Basis for Delaying the Issuance of Sailing Approval Letters on MT Ships. Sea Tanker II

Abstract

This research aims to determine and analyze the use of criminal reports as a basis for delaying the issuance of letters of approval to sail on MT ships. Sea Tanker II and to find out and analyze the obstacles of the Batam Port Authority Harbor Master's Office (KSOP) in issuing letters of approval to sail on MT ships. Sea Tanker II. This research uses a sociological juridical approach. Based on research, it was concluded that the MT Ship. Sea Tanker II, which was about to dock to Surabaya, was hampered in its departure due to the failure to issue a Sailing Approval Letter by the Harbor Master's Office of the Batam Special Port Authority, on the grounds that the owner of MT. Sea Tanker II was reported by other parties to be related to the MT ship. Sea Tanker II at the Riau Islands Regional Police. MT ship. Sea Tanker II has carried out its obligations to pay the fees for anchoring services, mooring services, pilot services and towing services, as well as completing the required documents for the issuance of a Sailing Approval Letter, but the Batam Special KSOP is not willing to issue the SPB for fear of being examined by investigators from the Regional Police. Riau Islands. The actions taken are not in accordance with the KSOP's authority contained in articles 207 and 208 point (g) of Law Number 17 of 2008 concerning Shipping, which states that the KSOP can only detain a ship with a written order from the Court. This research was carried out as legal research, namely the process of finding legal rules, legal principles, or legal doctrine in order to answer legal issues and analyze court decisions.