Akta Pengakuan Utang: Telaah Terhadap Kedudukan Dan Kekuatan Eksekutorial

Deed of acknowledgment of debt arises after the debt agreement which is a deed containing a confession in which the debtor admits that he has an obligation to pay an amount of money in the amount and within the agreed period to the creditor contained in the debt agreement. If the deed of acknowledgment of debt is made using a notarial deed, then the deed of acknowledgment of debt must be followed by the making of the Grosse deed. Grosse deed is the original copy of a notarial deed of acknowledgment of debt given by the notary to the creditor. This study aims to determine the position of the debt acknowledgment deed which can have executorial power and to find out why the application for execution of the debt acknowledgment deed was rejected by the Head of the District Court. The research method used is a normative research method and a statutory approach method, namely research that refers to the legislation in force in a country and legal theories and opinions of legal scientists which are mainly related to this research problem. The results of the study explain that the position of the deed of recognition of debt is as an additional agreement (accessoir) that can strengthen the position of creditors and provide confidence for creditors that repayment of debts distributed to debtors can be done quickly without going through a lawsuit to the District Court and not all grosse deed of recognition the debt is acceptable, the gross executive power of the deed is influenced by the authority of the head of the district court to provide fiat execution