In this case, the Supreme Court considered that the buyer was not a buyer with good intentions, even though they had held a land certificate under their name since 1999 and 2000. This is because, at the time of the purchase, they were deemed not to have looked at the object of land, which turned out to be owned by another person.

è  Supreme Court Decision Number 1923 K/Pdt/2013.

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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