Juridical Analysis of the Role of Local Government, Land Office and Notary-PPAT in the Implementation of Land Registration of Indigenous Communities Around the Forest Area to Strengthen People's Sovereignty (Research Study on Land Office in Tanjung Pinang City)

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Our National Agrarian Law recognizes the customary rights of customary law communities. As stated in Article 3 of Law Number 5 of 1960 concerning Basic Agrarian Regulations, in order to prevent disputes arising over land, it is necessary to guarantee legal certainty of land rights. With the formulation of the problem: What are the Legal Arrangements, Implementation, Obstacles and Solutions to the role of the local government, land office and Notary-PPAT in carrying out the registration of indigenous peoples' lands around forest areas to uphold people's sovereignty? This type of research is normative in nature to obtain secondary data supported by empirical legal research to obtain primary data. For grand theory using legal certainty theory by John Austin, middle theory using responsive legal theory by Philippe Nonet and Philip Selznick, applied theory using happiness theory by Jeremy Bentham. The results of the study concluded that the land of indigenous peoples around the forest area had not been registered by the local government. To overcome these problems, it is necessary to reform the law in the land sector, especially regarding registration of customary land and protection of communal land, in order to create legal certainty in society, and to strengthen people's sovereignty

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