Empirical normative research reveals execution of fiduciary guarantees must now occur via court, suggesting a shift in creditor-debtor dynamics.
Key Points
The execution of fiduciary guarantees now requires court intervention, preventing unilateral creditor actions, and establishing fairness.
Following the Constitutional Court decision, the involvement of the District Court is crucial for fiduciary guarantee executions, ensuring legal processes are followed.
This research employed an empirical normative method, combining interviews with judges and field studies to assess legal practices in Yogyakarta.
The findings indicate that court execution mechanisms are effective in protecting legal rights of both debtors and creditors.
Cite This Study
Kintannia Khairunnissa Indriyanti (2025) studied this question.