Implementation of the Grand Permata Bandara Housing Sales and Purchase Agreement Between Consumers and Developers in the Riau Islands Province

Abstract

A sales contract between a developer and a buyer generally involves the buyer making installment payments according to a predetermined and mutually agreed-upon schedule. Conversely, the developer binds himself to the buyer to complete the construction according to a mutually agreed-upon schedule. So in this case, it is an obligation for the buyer to pay on the specified schedule, it can also be determined by promising a reciprocal condition. The formulation of the research problem is how the agreement and implementation are Sale and purchase of Grand Permata Bandara Housing between Consumers and Developers in Riau Islands Province. The approach used in this research is normative and empirical juridical. Normative juridical research refers to laws and regulations using secondary data. Meanwhile, empirical research is field research using primary data. The sale and purchase agreement for Grand Permata Bandara Housing between consumers and developers in Riau Islands Province is a legal relationship between consumers and developers (business actors) outlined in a house sale and purchase agreement between the developer (business actor) and consumers in the form of a standard agreement containing standard clauses made by the developer. As a result, the contents of the agreement only benefit the developer and do not pay attention to the rights of consumers. Therefore, if the developer defaults, consumers cannot do much. Meanwhile, on the consumer side, because they are attracted by all the promises from the developer in the brochure, consumers immediately sign the house sale and purchase agreement.