CRITERIA FOR BUYERS WITHOUT GOOD FAITH IN LAND SALE AND PURCHASE
The Supreme Court considers that the land buyer is not a buyer with good faith even though the sale and purchase were carried out before the Land Deed Official (PPAT) and a certificate has been issued. This is because when the buyer made the purchase, there was still a dispute in court between the seller and a third party. In that dispute, it turned out that the seller was ordered by the court to hand over the land (which had been bought by the buyer earlier) to their opponent in court.
–> Supreme Court Decision No. 1861 K/Pdt/2005.
Source:
Legal Explanation of Good Faith Buyers Legal Protection for Good Faith Buyers in Civil Disputes with Land Objects (www.Leip.or.id)
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Fredrik J. Pinakunary

