Skripsi
PENETAPAN PENGADILAN UNTUK IZIN MENJUAL HAK ATAS TANAH MILIK ANAK SEBAGAI DASAR MEMBUAT AKTA JUAL BELI
In this thesis examines, the author discusses the issue of appointing guardianship for a child as requested by PPAT (Land Deed Official) as the basis for creating a deed of sale of land rights owned by the child. The purpose of this journal article is to identify, describe, and analyze the reasons PPAT requests the appointment of guardianship for a child from the Religious Court, which is used as the basis for the creation of a deed of sale of land rights, and also to identify the judge's considerations regarding the appointment of guardianship for a child as the basis for making a deed of sale. According to the Marriage Law, guardianship of a minor child falls to their living parent as long as the child is under 18 years old, unmarried, and the parent represents the child both inside and outside the Court. However, in reality, for various reasons, PPAT still requests their clients to apply for Guardianship Appointment from the Religious Court to transfer land rights in the case of land sales to others. This paper is a normative legal writing using a conceptual, statutory, and case approach. Therefore, this paper uses primary and secondary legal materials obtained from the literature review process. The analysis technique used in this research is qualitative analysis. The results of the paper show that PPAT requires guardianship appointment because it is used as authentic evidence, where the existence of valid guardianship guaranteed by the institution, in this case, the Religious Court, ensures that minors represented by their guardians for sale are genuine, the sale has occurred, and for future interests on a specific date, specific parties involved therein, and is a requirement for making a deed of sale of land rights that will also be registered with the local Land Office for completeness of the sale transaction.