Fenomena Pedagang Kaki Lima dalam Sudut Pandang Kajian Filsafat Hukum dan Perlindungan Konsumen

Shidarta, Shidarta

doi:10.21512/humaniora.v5i2.3213

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“…Accountability must have a basis, namely things that give rise to legal rights for someone to sue others as well as things that give birth to other people's legal obligations to give accountability. [25] In general, the principles of responsibility in law can be distinguished, namely: [26] 1. The principle ofliability based on fault,namely the principle which states that a new person can be held accountable legally if there is an element of wrongdoing.…”

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Responsibilities of Land Deed Making Officials Who Do Not Apply the Prudential Principle in Making Authentic Deeds (Case Example: Decision of the DKI Jakarta High Court Number 412 / PDT / 2018 / PT.DKI)

Sugiarto¹,

Rahayu²

2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Preparation of land sale and purchase deeds between Defendant I as buyer and Defendant II as the Official for Making Land Deeds (PPAT). Where in the making of the land sale and purchase deed made before the PPAT, Defendant I used a false identity of the owner of land and building rights named Ilyas Werdisastro (Alm) as the husband of the Plaintiff. Finally, the Plaintiff knew that there was the signature and identity of the plaintiff's husband which was falsified by Defendant I and / or Defendant II in the Sale and Purchase Deed. The main problem in this research is regarding the responsibility of PPAT which does not apply the precautionary principle in the deeds it makes and what the legal consequences are for authentic deeds if PPAT does not apply the precautionary principle. This research is a type of normative research with a prescriptive type of research. The results showed that PPAT can be held accountable because it is not careful and negligent in carrying out its duties. PPAT accountability can be in the form of administration such as verbal warning, written warning, temporary dismissal, honorific dismissal, and dishonorable dismissal. The legal consequences of authentic deeds made by PPAT without applying the principle of prudence, the strength of the evidence can turn into illegal deeds and can even be null and void because there is an element of forgery in the deed.

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Section: Able To Determine His Will For His Actionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Responsibilities of Land Deed Making Officials Who Do Not Apply the Prudential Principle in Making Authentic Deeds (Case Example: Decision of the DKI Jakarta High Court Number 412 / PDT / 2018 / PT.DKI)

Sugiarto¹,

Rahayu²

2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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“…In the retail shopping site, the agreement is in the form of a standard agreement, which contains a standard clause set forth in the Consumer Protection Act (hereinafter referred as UUPK). The standardised clause is a rule, as well as conditions prepared and determined firstly unilaterally by the business doer, which contained in a document and/or agreement binding and must be fulfilled by the consumer [6]. In principle, the inclusion of the standard clauses in each standard agreement is not prohibited, which prohibits only the inclusion of a standard clause that incriminates or harms the consumer, as referred to in UUPK in Article 18 paragraph (1), and not "in certain form" as prohibited in Article 18 paragraph 2 UUPK.…”

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Consumer Protection of the Standardised Clause E-Commerce Agreement on the Retail Shopping Site

Heidrysbang¹,

Amani²,

Hamidah³

et al. 2018

Proceedings of the International Conference of Communication Science Research (ICCSR 2018)

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The standard agreement is a written agreement in which the form and contents have been determined, containing the standard conditions made by one party in advance in the form. Standard agreements containing standardised clauses need to be considered by consumers and business doer in carrying out their business activities. The Information and Electronic Transactions Act specifies that business doers offering products through electronic systems must provide complete and correct information relating to the terms of the contract, the manufacturer and the products offered. The issues to be discussed include, firstly, the binding strength of the agreement with the standardised clauses applied in the e-commerce shopping site activity and secondly, the legal protection for the consumer on the agreement with the standardised clauses used in the ecommerce shopping activity. The research method used is the normative juridical research that is focused on studying the application of norms or rules in positive law. Meanwhile, the problem approach using statute approach and conceptual approach. Business doers using standard clauses are required to comply with statutory provisions. If it does not meet the applicable laws and regulations, the agreement is null and void. In addition, those violations may be subjected to criminal sanctions.

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“…Consumers are also referred to as users of this word which emphasizes that consumers are the ultimate consumers. 5 Based on the above background, this study aims to determine and analyze Consumer Protection for the circulation of expired food (At the Kalijaga Non-Governmental Consumer Protection Agency (LPKSM) in Demak Regency); the factors that become obstacles in consumer protection for the circulation of expired food at the Kalijaga Non-Governmental Consumer Protection Agency (LPKSM) in Demak Regency and the solution.…”

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Consumer Protection Law of Circulation of Expired Food

Putra¹

2022

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This study aims to identify and analyze consumer protection for the circulation of expired food (At the Kalijaga Non-Governmental Consumer Protection Agency (LPKSM) in Demak Regency); the factors that become obstacles in consumer protection for the circulation of expired food at the Kalijaga Non-Governmental Consumer Protection Agency (LPKSM) in Demak Regency and the solution.This study uses sociological juridical research methods.The conclusion in this study is that producers or business actors must carry out their business in accordance with predetermined production guidelines. Business actors who commit violations will be subject to sanctions in accordance with the provisions stipulated in Article 60 to Article 63 of Law No. 8 of 1999 concerning Consumer Protection.

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Fenomena Pedagang Kaki Lima dalam Sudut Pandang Kajian Filsafat Hukum dan Perlindungan Konsumen

Cited by 17 publications

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Responsibilities of Land Deed Making Officials Who Do Not Apply the Prudential Principle in Making Authentic Deeds (Case Example: Decision of the DKI Jakarta High Court Number 412 / PDT / 2018 / PT.DKI)

Responsibilities of Land Deed Making Officials Who Do Not Apply the Prudential Principle in Making Authentic Deeds (Case Example: Decision of the DKI Jakarta High Court Number 412 / PDT / 2018 / PT.DKI)

Consumer Protection of the Standardised Clause E-Commerce Agreement on the Retail Shopping Site

Consumer Protection Law of Circulation of Expired Food

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