Judges in the Commercial Court can use different articles in the Law (Law) Number 37 of 2004 concerning Bankruptcy and Postponement of Obligations of Debt Payment (KPKPU). The behavior of judges in deciding cases becomes inconsistent because the articles in the Act regulate the opposite. Article 2 paragraph (1) and Article 2 paragraph (4) of the KPKPU Law stipulates that 2 (two) creditors can sue the debtor bankruptcy in the Commercial Court and Creditors cannot sue the Debtor bankruptcy, unless the Capital Market Supervisory Agency (Bapepam) sues the Securities Company . In deciding bankruptcy cases, judges must have a consistent legal basis to determine the articles used in the same case. To overcome this problem, the judge has two choice...
Bankruptcy was a form of general confiscation covering all assets of the debtor for the benefit of c...
In Law Number 37 of 2004 there are many legal vacancies, due to the lack of existing legal principle...
Bankruptcy will essentially change the competent status of the relevant legal subject of the debtor ...
Tujuan-The purpose of this study was to how did the legal consequences of bankruptcy to creditors as...
This article aims to analyze the legal certainty of Law No. 37 of 2004 on Bankruptcy and PKPU relate...
This study intends to examine what prioritizes legal certainty for the guarantor of the debtor in th...
Initially, the goal of bankruptcy law is the liquidation of debitor’s assets. Later, it becomes th...
The research and discussion of the problems as outlined in this scientific work is done with the aim...
If the court's decision states that the debtor is bankrupt, then the separatist creditors can carry ...
Law Number 37 Year 2004 concerning Bankruptcy and Postponement of Debt Payment Obligation (PKPU) is ...
ABSTRACT One of the criteria for implementing agreements made by creditors and debtors is guarantees...
The provision in Article 5 of UUKPKPU above is editorially in effect for the request of bankruptcy o...
Bankruptcy is identical to the inability of the debtor to pay his debt obligations to the creditor ...
In the event of debtor’s bankruptcy, the separatist creditor must comply with the regulations of ban...
Bankruptcy is all things related to the bankrupt event, i.e. borrowers' circumstances which are unab...
Bankruptcy was a form of general confiscation covering all assets of the debtor for the benefit of c...
In Law Number 37 of 2004 there are many legal vacancies, due to the lack of existing legal principle...
Bankruptcy will essentially change the competent status of the relevant legal subject of the debtor ...
Tujuan-The purpose of this study was to how did the legal consequences of bankruptcy to creditors as...
This article aims to analyze the legal certainty of Law No. 37 of 2004 on Bankruptcy and PKPU relate...
This study intends to examine what prioritizes legal certainty for the guarantor of the debtor in th...
Initially, the goal of bankruptcy law is the liquidation of debitor’s assets. Later, it becomes th...
The research and discussion of the problems as outlined in this scientific work is done with the aim...
If the court's decision states that the debtor is bankrupt, then the separatist creditors can carry ...
Law Number 37 Year 2004 concerning Bankruptcy and Postponement of Debt Payment Obligation (PKPU) is ...
ABSTRACT One of the criteria for implementing agreements made by creditors and debtors is guarantees...
The provision in Article 5 of UUKPKPU above is editorially in effect for the request of bankruptcy o...
Bankruptcy is identical to the inability of the debtor to pay his debt obligations to the creditor ...
In the event of debtor’s bankruptcy, the separatist creditor must comply with the regulations of ban...
Bankruptcy is all things related to the bankrupt event, i.e. borrowers' circumstances which are unab...
Bankruptcy was a form of general confiscation covering all assets of the debtor for the benefit of c...
In Law Number 37 of 2004 there are many legal vacancies, due to the lack of existing legal principle...
Bankruptcy will essentially change the competent status of the relevant legal subject of the debtor ...