The existence of regional autonomy, the government is given authority to administer and manage its assets for the realization of the function of regional autonomy. In the context of administering state/regional property, especially for land as regional asset, it is important to consider the document of land title. The regional government must have a certificate of land rights behalf of the regional government.
LAW ON STATE AND LOCAL PROPERTY CHAPTER ONE. GENERAL PROVISIONSsuzi smith
The purpose of this Law is to regulate relations arising
from the matters of powers of the legislative and
executive organs concerning ownership rights on state and
local property, level of authority of a legal person with
state property and its administration, principle and
regulations of activity of an organ implementing policy on
state property.
Article 2. Law's scope of effect
1. This law effects to the regulation of matters concerned
to the enjoying ownership rights on state and local
properties, specified in the Constitution and the Civil
Law of Mongolia.
2. This law shall not effect to the regulation of matters
concerning the composition, distribution and expenditure
of the State central and local budgets and State treasury
fond.
CHAPTER TWO. STATE PROPERTY ITEMS
Article 3. Concept and classification of state property
items
State property consists of state property for public use
and state's own property. State property for public use
and state's own property divides to immovable and movable
properties in accordance with the article 77 of the Civil
Law.
Land is fundamental for human life. However, in fact, land management in Indonesia still fails to
improve the prosperity of people and farmers. A field fact indicates that currently our farmers own only 0.2 ha
of land on average. Thus, even though they work hard they still remain poor due to their too small land area and
to the lack of capital. In addition, their family members are relatively large in number. On the other side, in
Indonesia there are now approximately 7 million hectares vacant lands that are not used or the utilization of
which is not according to their proper utility. The aforementioned essential condition led the author to assume
that there was something wrong in the implementation of our national agrarian law or land law politic system.
Therefore, in the reformation era nowadays, the government should be brave to initiate some breakthrough for
accelerating an equal distribution of land ownership and control by agrarian reformation. The objective of the
present research was to study and seek the solution of accelerating vacant land control and management, to be
utilized for people welfare as well as for increasing agrarian reformation objects. The tentative results of the
research showed that: 1) The definition of vacant land (tanah terlantar) was still ambiguous, giving a rise to
multiple interpretations and leading to the lack of legal certainty and justice for both land buyers and farmers.
2) The criteria of vacant land still need to be elucidated more clearly by specifying its characteristics and
elements. And 3) It needs to immediately prepare an academic draft of the regulation of vacant land control and
management.To deal with the above, the government has to take the following measures: 1. Issues a proper,
right regulation based on a legislation system in controlling and managing vacant lands, without violating
human rights and based on fairness; 2. Maps vacant lands spreading across the state; 3. Utilizes the vacant
lands, for them to be eligible as an agrarian reformation object. These have to be done as soon as possible in
order to realize people and farmers welfare; and 4. Willingly and capably initiates some breakthroughs in
distributing the lands to those farmers who have a right under a proper, right, and just regulation
LAW ON STATE AND LOCAL PROPERTY CHAPTER ONE. GENERAL PROVISIONSsuzi smith
The purpose of this Law is to regulate relations arising
from the matters of powers of the legislative and
executive organs concerning ownership rights on state and
local property, level of authority of a legal person with
state property and its administration, principle and
regulations of activity of an organ implementing policy on
state property.
Article 2. Law's scope of effect
1. This law effects to the regulation of matters concerned
to the enjoying ownership rights on state and local
properties, specified in the Constitution and the Civil
Law of Mongolia.
2. This law shall not effect to the regulation of matters
concerning the composition, distribution and expenditure
of the State central and local budgets and State treasury
fond.
CHAPTER TWO. STATE PROPERTY ITEMS
Article 3. Concept and classification of state property
items
State property consists of state property for public use
and state's own property. State property for public use
and state's own property divides to immovable and movable
properties in accordance with the article 77 of the Civil
Law.
Land is fundamental for human life. However, in fact, land management in Indonesia still fails to
improve the prosperity of people and farmers. A field fact indicates that currently our farmers own only 0.2 ha
of land on average. Thus, even though they work hard they still remain poor due to their too small land area and
to the lack of capital. In addition, their family members are relatively large in number. On the other side, in
Indonesia there are now approximately 7 million hectares vacant lands that are not used or the utilization of
which is not according to their proper utility. The aforementioned essential condition led the author to assume
that there was something wrong in the implementation of our national agrarian law or land law politic system.
Therefore, in the reformation era nowadays, the government should be brave to initiate some breakthrough for
accelerating an equal distribution of land ownership and control by agrarian reformation. The objective of the
present research was to study and seek the solution of accelerating vacant land control and management, to be
utilized for people welfare as well as for increasing agrarian reformation objects. The tentative results of the
research showed that: 1) The definition of vacant land (tanah terlantar) was still ambiguous, giving a rise to
multiple interpretations and leading to the lack of legal certainty and justice for both land buyers and farmers.
2) The criteria of vacant land still need to be elucidated more clearly by specifying its characteristics and
elements. And 3) It needs to immediately prepare an academic draft of the regulation of vacant land control and
management.To deal with the above, the government has to take the following measures: 1. Issues a proper,
right regulation based on a legislation system in controlling and managing vacant lands, without violating
human rights and based on fairness; 2. Maps vacant lands spreading across the state; 3. Utilizes the vacant
lands, for them to be eligible as an agrarian reformation object. These have to be done as soon as possible in
order to realize people and farmers welfare; and 4. Willingly and capably initiates some breakthroughs in
distributing the lands to those farmers who have a right under a proper, right, and just regulation
Land law serves as a fundamental pillar in the socio-economic structure of any nation, and Vietnam is no exception. As Vietnam continues to experience rapid industrialization and urbanization, the importance of a robust and adaptive Land Law becomes increasingly paramount.
By Léna Chiaravalli
In India, the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 gives the right for Government authorities to acquire parcels of land for the implementation of development projects.. In the context of a rapid growth of cities, the process of urbanisation shall accompany the needs of increasing populations. Thus, the Government tends to make use of his eminent domain power –the right to acquire land for a public purpose- very regularly. However, in practice, this process can imply the displacement of the affected landowners, whom are sometimes forced to give away their property in exchange of compensations. These events contributed to feed people’s bitterness for this practice, and the proposed Reforms of the Land Acquisition Act got stalled. Moreover, land acquisition can be extremely costly, and this can compromise the well implementation of related development projects.
Bangladesh government does not give document of land ownershipM S Siddiqui
Government may take immediate steps to prepare and national land use policy and digitalize the land records and keep the information open for all so that the real owner may take up the mistakes or misinformation before a dispute arises. Government may prepare inventory of khash land and land zoning and prepare different zone for different purposes for economic use of scared land. Government must ensure that their records are correct and must issue document of ownership of lands to avoid litigation and harassment of citizens for the sake of peace in the society and smooth economic activities.
Framing national land use policy, digitalising land recordsM S Siddiqui
Unfortunately, the government does not issue a really valid certificate with guarantee that the person mentioned in the record of rights is the true owner. The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 also does not envision that the state will guarantee title to property.
alrubaie3Hussain adel alrubaieJ. CareyEng 100 f Novembe.docxaryan532920
alrubaie3
Hussain adel alrubaie
J. Carey
Eng 100 f
November 25 2016
China and the Property Laws
Citizens in China cannot have private ownership of land but can acquire rights that will allow them to use the land for a specified period of time (Harris 94). As per now, citizens can obtain land use rights in urban areas for a maximum of seventy years. Once this time runs out, the land is repossessed by the state or the contract is renewed. Despite the fact that individuals cannot privately own the land, they can own the buildings raised on the land in what is called home ownership. This is basically a situation in which an individual privately owns a building or a home but he does not have the title or ownership of the land that his building is resting on. In simple terms, according to the property laws of China an individual cannot own land, it belongs to the state.
1. The Legal Framework
The Constitution
With respect to the constitution of China, private property is protected by the law. With respect to Article 13 of the constitution, the private property owned by citizens is protected. It is the right of the state to make sure that such property is protected. The constitution acknowledges that there are individuals who legally own private property and it is necessary for this property to be protected.
China makes use of a constitution that was adopted in 1982, and since then, it has undergone four major amendments; 1988, 1993, 1999, and 2004. Out of all the four amendments, it was the 2004 one that recognized private property and declared it as constitutional. This basically implies that before 2004, the constitution of China did not recognize the private land, all land was considered to be owned by the state. This amendment brought a sigh of relief to private land-owners because their property was legally recognized by the law and the constitution went ahead to provide legal protection for such property. Citizens were given the right to lawfully own land (Peter 153).
The Property Rights Law
The Property Rights Law was enacted in 2007 after legislative debates that spanned for more than one decade. The law was made effective from October 1 of the same year and basically contained details of property rights protection, this protection covered movable property as well as real estate. This law primarily focused on the establishment and transfers as well as other details that are related to property ownership rights. Similarly, the law addressed issues to do with the registration as well as delivery of property rights involving movable and real estate property.
Real Property in Urban Areas
These laws are concerned with real property in urban areas with respect to the rights that are related to land-use as well as ownership. Property in urban areas is very valuable and this creates a lot of demand for it. Without proper regulation, it would be difficult to manage such property.
2. Ownership of Land and Houses
Rights to use land
With respe ...
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November 25 2016
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With respect to the constitution of China, private property is protected by the law. With respect to Article 13 of the constitution, the private property owned by citizens is protected. It is the right of the state to make sure that such property is protected. The constitution acknowledges that there are individuals who legally own private property and it is necessary for this property to be protected.
China makes use of a constitution that was adopted in 1982, and since then, it has undergone four major amendments; 1988, 1993, 1999, and 2004. Out of all the four amendments, it was the 2004 one that recognized private property and declared it as constitutional. This basically implies that before 2004, the constitution of China did not recognize the private land, all land was considered to be owned by the state. This amendment brought a sigh of relief to private land-owners because their property was legally recognized by the law and the constitution went ahead to provide legal protection for such property. Citizens were given the right to lawfully own land (Peter 153).
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LEGAL CERTAINTY FOR LAND WITHOUT LAND TITLE CERTIFICATE: THE WAY FORWARD
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LEGAL CERTAINTY FOR LAND WITHOUT LAND TITLE
CERTIFICATE: THE WAY FORWARD
ANSHORI ILYAS 1*, MUHAMMAD ILHAM ARISAPUTRA 2, AHSAN YUNUS 3,
LAODE MUH. ASFAN MUJAHID 4, ARIANI ARIFIN 5 and SRI WAHYUNI ARIFIN 6
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Faculty of Law, Hasanuddin University, South Sulawesi, Indonesia.
*Corresponding Author Email: anshoriilyas@unhas.ac.id
Abstract
The existence of regional autonomy, the government is given authority to administer and manage its assets for the
realization of the function of regional autonomy. In the context of administering state/regional property, especially
for land as regional asset, it is important to consider the document of land title. The regional government must
have a certificate of land rights behalf of the regional government. Land title certificate to regional property is a
guarantee of legal certainty regarding the control and ownership of land title. Therefore, if there is no certificate
of land title, then the legal status of local government control over lands claimed as regional assets does not have
binding legal force in the sense that local governments must be prepared to face disputes over land claimed as
regional assets. The guarantee of regional property for land consisting of three aspects, namely administrative,
physical, and legal. Administrative guarantee include recording, bookkeeping, inventorying, reporting and storing
of documents. Physical guarantee of regional property is carried out in order to prevent a decline in the function
of property, a decrease in the number of property and loss of property. Meanwhile, legal guarantee is carried out
by completing proof of ownership status. Legal guarantee of regional property in the form of land is carried out
with the intention that the land assets are complete in the form of letters of proof of ownership of rights or proof
of ownership such as certificates of land title and valid data regarding the ownership of land.
Keywords: Administration, Land, Legal Protection, Property.
1. INTRODUCTION
Nowadays, through the regional autonomy, the government is given authority to administer and
manage its assets for the realization of the function of regional autonomy. One of them is land
administration as a regional asset.1
Historically, administration of state/regional property was
first regulated by Government Regulation No. 6 of 2006 concerning Management of
state/regional property. This regulation has been amended and finally is regulated by the
Government Regulation No. 27 of 2014 as revised by Government Regulation No. 28 of 2020
concerning amendments to the Government Regulation No. 27 of 2014 concerning
Administration of state/regional property.
The regulation on the administration of state/regional property is regulated regarding the
administration of state and regional property. Administration is a series of activities that include
bookkeeping, inventory, and reporting of state and regional property in accordance with the
provisions of the legislation. Specifically, the administration of state and regional property is
divided into bookkeeping, inventory and reporting, and it also includes state and regional
property in the form of land.
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In the context of administration of state/regional property, especially for state and regional
property in the form of land, what needs to be considered is the document of ownership (land
title). Thus, regardless of the form of the property, property that are claimed as state and
regional property by the government must have legal documents. Particularly for land, the
government or local government must have a certificate of land title on behalf of the
Government.2
Technically, the administration of regional property is stipulated that the submission of an
application for determination of the status of the use of regional property must be accompanied
by a document which for regional property in the form of land must have a certificate of land
title as the document. Thus, land that is claimed as regional property must have a certificate of
land title on behalf of the local government to be included in the list of asset inventories.
The fact, there are still several land that are claimed as state/regional property that do not have
certificates of land title on behalf the Government of the Republic of Indonesia/regional
government concerned. The government of South Sulawesi, for example, claims to have assets
of 1,037 plots of land with 363 plots that have not been certified.3
Even worse, the regional government of Makassar claims to have assets of 4,100 that have not
been certified.4
It raises the question that what is the basis for the local government to claim
that a plot of land is regional property or asset?
Unclear ownership of land title that are claimed as regional property or assets certainly has the
potential to cause conflicts with other parties, especially if the local government does not
exercise physical control of the land. In the context of administering regional property, this
research will focus on analyzing legal certainty over land that does not have a certificate of
land title on behalf the local government which is claimed as regional property or assets.
2. METHODOLOGY
This research is legal research. It is conducted to generate arguments, theories or new concepts
as prescriptions in solving legal problems at hand. This research was conducted in a normative
juridical manner.5
This legal research was carried out using several approaches, namely statute
and conceptual approaches. The collection of legal materials is carried out using the literature
study.
3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
3.1. Legal certainty for land without land title certificate that are claimed as state and
regional property
Regional property is one of the important elements in the administration of government and
services to the community. Management of regional assets must be handled properly so that
these assets can become initial capital for regional governments to develop and consider their
financial capabilities. Assets that are under local government management must be based on
good management so that recorded assets are taken into consideration.6
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To support good governance, the management of regional property must be carried out properly
starting from planning and budgeting based on regulatory guidelines and statutory provisions
so that regional property is carried out according to achievements.
Hence, regional property is all goods purchased or obtained at the expense of the regional
budget or other legitimate acquisitions. Muhammad Ilham Arisaputra7
explained that:
Basically, natural resources are important assets owned by a country. These natural
resources, include land and natural resources such as soil fertility, forest, mining, garden,
and marine which greatly affect the industrial growth of a country, especially in terms of
providing raw materials for production. With abundant natural resources and high
potential, it will greatly support the economic development of a country. Economic
development is efforts to improve the standard of living and welfare of a nation which is
often measured by the level of real income per capita. However, the existing natural
resources are not processed by nature, but human resources are needed to process these
natural resources.
State/regional property is generally termed as assets. State/regional assets are divided into
several types as specified in the Regulation of the Minister of Finance No. 171/PMK.05/2007
concerning Central Government Financial Accounting and Reporting Systems, namely:8
1. Current assets. Current assets referred to in the meaning of the state/regional property are
inventories. Inventories are current assets in the form of goods or equipment intended to
support government operational activities, and goods intended to be sold and/or delivered
in the framework of public service.
2. Fixed assets. Fixed assets are tangible assets that have a useful life of more than 12 (twelve)
months to be used in government activities or utilized by the general public. Fixed assets
referred to in the sense of state/regional property are land, buildings and structures,
equipment and machinery, roads, irrigation, and networks.
3. Other assets. Other assets referred to in the sense of state/regional property are fixed assets
which are discontinued from active use by the government so that they do not meet the
definition of fixed assets and must be transferred to other assets according to their carrying
value.
4. Historical assets. Historical assets referred to in the sense of state/regional property are fixed
assets that have a legal determination as historical assets due to cultural, environmental and
historical interests.
All types of assets mentioned above are required to be managed and utilized in the context of
public services to the community. However, there are many issues related to state or regional
assets in the form of land, such as: the first, government land that already has land rights (land
title), but the land is controlled without rights by the community; the second, government land
with a certificate that is physically controlled by the community who also has a certificate of
ownership; the third, government land that has been certified and controlled by the government
but claimed by the community as customary land.
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Local government assets in the form of land are lands controlled by local government agencies
where this government-owned land is included in the class of private land and is an asset whose
physical control is with the relevant government agency, but whose juridical control is with the
Minister of Finance. Land rights originate from the state’s right to control over land where the
state based on the right of ownership it has the authority to determine various rights over the
surface of the earth, which are called land rights that can be given to and owned by people who
are Indonesian citizens or foreigners who domiciled in Indonesia and legal entities, namely
private and public legal entities or legal entities established under Indonesian law and
domiciled in Indonesia and foreign legal entities that have representatives in Indonesia.
Land is a very vital government asset in government operations and services to the community.
Land assets are most difficult assets to manage. This is because there are many kinds of
government-owned land with various use statuses, so that there is a lot of interest in land owned
by the government or regional governments.9
Land assets of the regional government are one
of the objects of land registration and control and management are given to local government
agencies with rights to use and rights to manage in accordance with the Regulation of the State
Minister for Agrarian Affairs No. 9 of 1965. Therefore, the government as the holder of land
rights has the same obligations as other rights holders, such as individuals and legal entities, in
the right to use and manage land according to the nature of the purpose for which it is allocated.
Based on the construction of the law, it is clear that normatively all land which is property or
assets of the state and regions is required to be certified. The regulation of the Minister of
Domestic Affairs No. 19 of 2016 also stipulates a basic norm which can be interpreted that all
regional assets must be certified. This can be seen, for example, that in order to determine the
status of the use of regional property in the form of land, one of the documents that must be
completed is a photocopy of the certificate of land rights (land title), which of course on behalf
the local government. However, there are exceptions for regional asset land that have not been
certified.
Administration is a series of activities that include bookkeeping, inventory, and reporting of
state/regional property in accordance with the provisions of the legislation. Bookkeeping is the
activity of registering and recording the regional property into the list of goods in the property
user authority, property user or property manager according to the classification and coding
of goods. Then, inventory is an activity to collect data, record, and report the results of data
collection. And also reporting is a series of activities for compiling and submitting data and
information carried out by the supporting goods manager, user goods manager or managing
goods manager who conducts bookkeeping, inventory, and reporting to the goods user
authority, goods users or goods managers.
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Figure 1: Activities of the regional property administration
As showed above (Figure 1), it is clear that land is classified as a fixed asset, fixed in nature, it
is also clear that guaranteeing assets in the form of land is very necessary. In addition to its
fixed nature, land also has a fairly high economic value so that it becomes an object that is
contested by legal subjects. For this reason, the government through Government Regulation
No. 24 of 1997 concerning land registration wants all lands controlled by legal subjects to be
certified to obtain proof of ownership in the form of certificates of land rights (land title). This
is no exception for regional property. Having a land title certificate for all regional property in
the form of land can minimize rights disputes involving local governments.
For regional assets in the form of certified land, the regional government has rights in the form
of Land Management Rights or Use Rights. For land that has been certified, the regional
government does not need to worry because with the certificate of land rights, the law through
statutory regulations has guaranteed legal certainty as well as legal guarantee.10
Even so, there
are still certified regional assets that are still the object of dispute in court. The guarantee of
legal certainty in question is that all data contained in the certificate of land rights must be
considered correct by all parties, unless it can be proven otherwise. In other words, the principle
of valid presumption applies and the principle of proof is reversed where parties who deny the
truth of the contents of the certificate are required to prove the contents of the certificate of
land rights in question are untrue. The problem is for regional land assets that do not yet have
land rights certificates, both for regional assets that have rights or those with physical
possession only. Normatively, such conditions do not guarantee legal certainty over local
government control over lands that are claimed as regional assets. In fact, from the results of
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the research, it was found that local governments sometimes consider that if a land has been
registered as regional property in the asset inventory register book, then this has provided legal
certainty for the land. Even though normatively, this still opens the possibility for disputes so
that there is no guarantee of security for regional land assets.
The existence of certificates of land rights to regional property is a guarantee of legal certainty
regarding the control and ownership of land rights over regional assets. For this reason, if there
is no certificate of land rights, then the law does not guarantee legal certainty in terms of
mastery and ownership of rights for local governments and it has implications for their
management and utilization. Land that has not been certified in general can be classified as
Free State land (anvrijlands), as land that is directly controlled by the State and on that land,
there are no rights belonging to other parties.
Thus, the legal status of local government control over lands claimed as regional assets does
not have binding legal force in the sense that local governments must be prepared to face
disputes over land claimed as regional assets. Even so, the existence of documents on rights or
physical tenure is still recognized by laws and regulations as proof of land ownership which
can be used as a basis for proving the existence of a legal relationship between land as a legal
object and the regional government as its legal subject.
3.2. Guarantee of Regional Property in the Form of Land in Ensuring Guarantee and
Legal Certainty in Its Management
In its development, the concept of governance always undergoes a paradigm transformation in
the form of change. These changes are intended so that a local government can create good
governance. The key to implementing state policies in the era of globalization is good
governance. In the era of globalization in order to face the challenges ahead, it is necessary to
develop a high commitment to apply noble values and principles of good governance in order
to realize the ideals and goals of the country. One form of implementing the principles of good
governance that is needed by society is the realization of an asset management system that is
informative, adequate, accountable and transparent.
Regional assets are a main part of regional financial management. Management of regional
assets/property requires special attention because there has been a relatively large increase in
the value of regional assets/property from year to year.11
For this reason, efforts are needed to
protect regional property. The guarantee in question consisting of 3 (three) aspects, namely
administrative guarantee, physical guarantee, and legal guarantee.
According to Suwanda12
that “administrative guarantee includes recording, bookkeeping,
inventory, reporting and storing of ownership documents”. So that administrative guarantee of
regional assets in the form of land can be interpreted as recording, inventorying, bookkeeping,
reporting and storing of land documents in an orderly and safe manner. In other words,
administrative safeguards for land assets by completing proof of ownership such as building
permits, minutes of handover, deed of sale and purchase, agreements and other supporting
documents. Not only until the completion of proof of ownership, administrative guarantee also
includes activities for storing proof of ownership documents and it is necessary to carry out
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periodic inventories. Administrative guarantee as stipulated in the Regulation of the Minister
of Domestic Affairs No. 19 of 2016 concerning Guidelines for the Management of Regional
Property in article 299 are the activities of “collecting, recording, storing, and administering
documents proof of land ownership in an orderly and safe manner.” Furthermore,
administrative guarantee for regional assets in the form of land can be carried out with the
following steps:
1. Recording, that administrative guarantee that inventories are recorded already in Asset SIM
by system, the guarantee for land assets belonging to the regional government by agencies
that are given authority emphasis on controlling documents or archives on land rights
belonging to the regional government. This inventory aims to keep the assets belonging to
the regions in an orderly administration and facilitate the supervision and control of goods.
2. Complementing proof of ownership of land certificates, that the process of completing proof
of ownership of land certificates needs to pay attention to documents and archives on land
rights belonging to the local government so that documents proving ownership of land that
previously belonged to residents can be released into government-owned land assets.
3. Keep documents as proof of ownership, that in guarantying land assets administratively by
the regional government, namely documents stored in a safe so that the evidence is
maintained.
Furthermore, for physical guarantee, this is done by considering the financial capacity of the
local government and the condition of the land in question. This physical guarantee is carried
out by:
a. Put up land layout markings by build boundary fences
b. Put up a sign of land ownership, and
c. Guarding
According to Suwanda,13
physical guarantee for regional property is carried out in order to
prevent a decline in the function of goods/property, a decrease in the number of goods/property
and loss of goods/property. This can be interpreted that physical guarantee of regional assets in
the form of land is carried out with the aim of preventing land degradation and decreasing land
value, and so that all parties know that the land in question is land owned by the regional
government.
The procedures for physical guarantee of regional assets in the form of land are as follows:
First, put up land layout markings by build boundary fences, that physical guarantee in the
regional government of Sleman regency has been made of boundary fences but not all, there is
also put up land layout marking by build boundary markers, in its implementation also involves
several related parties. Put up layout marking for regional assets are carried out as an effort to
secure regional assets and to avoid disputes regarding land boundaries with landowners
bordering local government-owned land.14
The second put up a sign of land ownership, that the
putting of a sign of land ownership is very necessary with the intention that all parties know
that the land in question is land belonging to the local government. In putting the boards,
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important to put the quality of materials used so that they are not easily damaged and lost.
Furthermore, guarding, after put up boundary and board signs, guarding is still being carried
out at the land location so that there is no damage or loss of the place marks and board signs.
The next is legal guarantee. Legal guarantee is carried out by completing proof of ownership
status, and carried out on (a) land that does not yet have a certificate and (b) land that already
has a certificate but is not yet on behalf the local government. Legal guarantee for regional
property in the form of land is carried out with the intention that the land assets have complete
documents in the form of proof of ownership of rights or proof of ownership such as certificates
of land rights and valid data regarding land ownership. This legal guarding is usually carried
out when there are problems regarding the land assets, for example, there are claims from other
parties against government-owned land. Therefore, the completeness of proof of ownership is
very important to avoid any claims of government-owned land.
Legal guarantee by the regional government should be carried out with the aim of preventing
disputes over regional property in the form of land. For this reason, local governments are
required to certify land rights that are claimed as regional property.15
For this reason, juridically,
the author can emphasize that the only proof of ownership of land rights is legally recognized.
Documents in the form of deed of sale and purchase, title of land ownership, letter C, statement
of waiver of land rights, letter from village head (if any), minutes of acceptance related to
acquisition of goods, or other documents are only the basis for rights and are not proof of
ownership of rights to land.
Certification of land assets over the regional government is basically to provide legal certainty
and protection for land assets belonging to the regional government where the rights owned
must be on the basis of legal mastery of rights so that it can be easily shown that the government
is the owner of the land rights in question. If a problem occurs, guarantee through legal
remedies for land with problems with other parties can be carried out by means of real evidence
and based on law. Another important note is that all regional property in the form of land must
be used optimally or actively, especially for the purposes of public services and for regional
interests. This is a form of strengthening in the context of physical guarantee so that it is not
claimed by other parties.
4. IMPLICATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The existence of certificates of land rights to regional-owned property is a guarantee of legal
certainty to control and ownership of land rights over regional assets. For this reason, if there
is no certificate of land rights, then the law does not guarantee legal certainty in terms of
mastery and ownership of rights for regional governments and certainly it has implications for
their management and utilization. Land that has not been certified in general can be classified
as Free State land (anvrijlands) is land that is directly controlled by the State and on that land,
there are no rights belonging to other parties.
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Thus, the legal status of local government control over lands claimed as regional assets does
not have binding legal force in the sense that local governments must be prepared to face
disputes over land claimed as regional assets. Guaranteeing for regional property in the form
of land consisting of 3 (three) aspects, namely administrative guarantee, physical guarantee,
and legal guarantee. Administrative guarantee include recording, bookkeeping, inventory,
reporting and storing of ownership documents. Physical guarantee of regional property is
carried out in order to prevent a decline in the function of goods/property, a decrease in the
number of goods/property and loss of goods/property. Legal guarantee of regional property in
the form of land is carried out with the intention that the land assets are complete in the form
of letters of proof of ownership of rights or proof of control such as certificates of land rights
and valid data regarding land ownership.
Acknowledgments
The authors acknowledge all contributors involved in this study. The authors declare no conflict of interest and
no research funds or grants received.
Declaration of Interest
Authors declare there are no competing interests in this research and publication.
Notes
1) Murni, Christiana Sri, Bernadus Basa Kelen, and Sumirahayu Sulaiman. "The Legal Certainty Of Land
Ownership Right In Registration’s Context." International Journal of Law Reconstruction 6, no. 1 (2022):
13-28.
2) Yubaidi, Ricco Survival. "The role of land deed official regarding legal certainty of complete systematic land
registration." Jurnal Hukum dan Peradilan 9, no. 1 (2020): 27-42.
3) See in https://sulselprov.go.id/welcome/post/pemprov-bekerjasama-dengan-bpn-dan-kejati-sulsel-
maksimalkan-pengamanan-dan-pensertifikatan-aset
4) See in https://www.detik.com/sulsel/berita/d-6128460/4100-aset-tanah-pemkot-makassar-belum-
bersertifikat-rawan-diserobot
5) Peter Mahmud Marzuki, 2011, Penelitian Hukum, Jakarta: Kencana Prenada Media Group, p. 141.
6) Sanjaya, Suyono. "Legal protection for the Holder of Strata-Title Certificate on Shared-Land from the
Perspective of Legal Certainty." Journal of Arts and Humanities 7, no. 5 (2018): 01-11.
7) Muhammad Ilham Arisaputra, et.al. 2021, “Initiating the Concept of Nationality: Nationalization of Natural
Resources Management in Indonesia”, Journal of Legal, Ethical and Regulatory Issues, Vol. 24, Special Issue
6, p. 3.
8) Appendix to the Regulation of the Minister of Finance No. 171/PMK.05/2007 concerning Central
Government Accounting and Financial Reporting Systems, Part Four concerning Management Information
Systems and Accounting for State Property.
9) Safitri, Meutia. "Efforts to Realize Legal Certainty of Land Ownership in Lampung through Blocking of
Land Certificate." Administrative and Environmental Law Review 1, no. 2 (2020): 91-98.
10) Yamin, Muhammad, Zaidar Zaidar, and Zakiah Zakiah. "The Role Of National Land Agency In Acceleration
Of Land Registration For Legal Certainty." Nagari Law Review 1, no. 2 (2018): 107-114.
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11) Tediosaputro, Liliana, and Retno Mawarini Sukarningsih. "Electronic Land Certificate Versus Analog Land
Certificate in Proof of Ownership Certainty." In International Conference On Law, Economics, and Health
(ICLEH 2022), pp. 150-157. Atlantis Press, 2023.
12) Dadang Suwanda, 2015, Optimalisasi Pengelolaan Aset Pemda, Jakarta: PPM, pp. 284-285
13) Ibid. p. 284
14) Christanto, Daniel Yudi, and Anis Mashdurohatun. "Multiple Land Rights Certificate Case Settlement
Review of Land Registration." Sultan Agung Notary Law Review 2, no. 2 (2020): 124-134.
15) Hendra, Rahmad, and Firdaus Firdaus. "One Single Submission: Certainty or Uncertainty?." In Riau Annual
Meeting on Law and Social Sciences (RAMLAS 2019), pp. 141-143. Atlantis Press, 2020.
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5) Murni, Christiana Sri, Bernadus Basa Kelen, and Sumirahayu Sulaiman. "The Legal Certainty of Land
Ownership Right in Registration’s Context." International Journal of Law Reconstruction 6, no. 1 (2022):
13-28.
6) Peter Mahmud Marzuki, 2011, Penelitian Hukum, Jakarta: Kencana Prenada Media Group.
7) Safitri, Meutia. "Efforts to Realize Legal Certainty of Land Ownership in Lampung through Blocking of
Land Certificate." Administrative and Environmental Law Review 1, no. 2 (2020): 91-98.
8) Sanjaya, Suyono. "Legal protection for the Holder of Strata-Title Certificate on Shared-Land from the
Perspective of Legal Certainty." Journal of Arts and Humanities 7, no. 5 (2018): 01-11.
9) Tediosaputro, Liliana, and Retno Mawarini Sukarningsih. "Electronic Land Certificate versus Analog Land
Certificate in Proof of Ownership Certainty." In International Conference on Law, Economics, and Health
(ICLEH 2022), pp. 150-157. Atlantis Press, 2023.
10) Yamin, Muhammad, Zaidar Zaidar, and Zakiah Zakiah. "The Role of National Land Agency in Acceleration
of Land Registration for Legal Certainty." Nagari Law Review 1, no. 2 (2018): 107-114.
11) Yubaidi, Ricco Survival. "The role of land deed official regarding legal certainty of complete systematic land
registration." Jurnal Hukum dan Peradilan 9, no. 1 (2020): 27-42.