by Leks&Co | Article, Civil Procedure Law, Indonesia Civil Procedure Law
Introduction Article 1337 of Indonesian Civil Code (ICC) stipulates, “A cause is prohibited if it violates the law or is contrary to good morals or public policy”. This provision is related to the previous provision, namely Article 1335 on the same subject matter....
by Leks Admin | Article, Civil Procedure Law, Insight
On 8 December 2017, the Minister of Law and Human Rights (“MOLHR”) enacted the MOLHR Regulation No. 32 of 2017, which provides procedures of dispute settlement over the laws and regulations through non-litigation mechanism (out of court settlement). Before the...
by Leks Admin | Civil Procedure Law
Process Fee of Case Settlement (“Process Fee”) is a processing fee for civil case settlement, a state administrative case settlement, and a judicial review settlement at Supreme Court (Mahkamah Agung)and Judicial Body under the Supreme Court. The respective...
by Leks Admin | Civil Procedure Law
Background In a civil case, there are two parties as the plaintiff and defendant. If the plaintiff feels disadvantaged, then he/she would make the claim letter which is registered to the authorized local district court and by the district court, it would be sent to...
by Leks Admin | Civil Procedure Law
Exception, in Civil Procedural Law context, is defined as objection. Exception can also be defined as defense (plea)proposed by the defendant against the plaintiff’s lawsuits material. However, the objection which is proposed in the form of exception is aimed on the...
