JURIDICAL ANALYSIS THE VALIDITY OF THE DEED OF SALE AND PURCHASE THAT MADE BY PPAT WITHOUT VIEWING THE ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE FOR LEGAL ASSURANCE (RESEARCH STUDY IN THE LAND OFFICE OF BATAM CITY)

Notarial Law

The increasing importance of land for human life today causes the potential for land conflicts or disputes to increase, to prevent or at least reduce the potential for such conflicts or disputes, legal instruments and an organized and well-organized land administration system are needed. Therefore, the transfer of land rights must be proven by a official certifier of titles deeds or PPAT the Deed of Sale and Purchase in order to be registered. As an authentic deed, the PPAT deed must comply with the procedures for its manufacture, as determined by the Law and other Regulations. This study uses a descriptive method with normative and sociological research types using a normative approach (legal research) to obtain primary data through field research (research). The results of the study indicate that civil liability is in the form of sanctions for reimbursement of costs or compensation to parties who are harmed for unlawful acts committed by a Notary/PPAT; and has been implemented properly, therefore the Land Deed Maker Official (PPAT), there is no Official Certifier of Titles Deeds (PPAT) who wants to make mistakes who tend to carry out responsibility for the contents of the deed to protect himself so that fellow parties, both clients/parties, parties involved in the deed and the Official Certifier of Titles Deeds (PPAT) both get legal certainty; and a PPAT in making a deed of sale and purchase who does not see the original document/letter may pose a risk to both the deed itself and to the PPAT

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