by FJP Law Offices | Mar 23, 2021 | Articles, Civil Procedural Law
In civil procedural law, types of evidences in court are regulated under Article 1866 of the Indonesian Civil Code (the “Civil Code”) which includes: Written evidenceWitnessPresumptionAdmissionOath Admission is specifically regulated in Articles 174-176 of...
by FJP Law Offices | Jan 26, 2021 | Articles, Civil Procedural Law
The spread of COVID-19 in Indonesia has undeniably affected various aspects, not only the social and economic aspect but the justice system has also been affected. As we know, each district court’s hearings for both civil and criminal cases take place every day....
by FJP Law Offices | Sep 22, 2020 | Articles, Civil Procedural Law
A demurrer is an objection or rejection of the claim’s formal legality and is not directly related to the merit of the case. Demurrer broadly includes the demurrer of the competency of the court and the demurrer in addition to the competency of the court. Both types...
by FJP Law Offices | Jul 9, 2020 | Articles, Civil Procedural Law
The civil procedural code stipulates the types of evidences, the minimum limits and the strength of evidentiary. Article 164 HIR, 284 R.Bg and 1866 Civil Code states the details of evidence in civil procedural law, namely written evidence, witness evidence,...
by FJP Law Offices | Jul 2, 2020 | Articles, Civil Procedural Law, Criminal Procedural Law
Before the hearing begins, the court will summon the defendant through a summons. If the defendant is domiciled in Indonesia, the summons is delivered directly to the defendant. However, what if the defendant is domiciled abroad? The procedure for summoning defendants...
by FJP Law Offices | May 27, 2020 | Articles, Civil Procedural Law
The revocation of a lawsuit is not regulated in the HIR or RBG. However, a reliable legal guideline is needed so that the rights and interests of the parties, especially the defendant’s interests, are not violated. Therefore, the legal basis guidelines that are...
