Juridical Review of Oral Land Sale and Purchase Agreements in the Community According to Customary Law in Central Kalimantan
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Key Points
Oral land sale agreements, while valid under customary law, can lead to agrarian conflicts due to lack of written documentation.
The study highlights that customary law and national law share recognition of land rights, but synchronization is necessary for legal stability.
Using a normative juridical approach, the research involved reviewing legislation and interviews with indigenous community leaders.
Emphasizing legal protection, the findings advocate for formal recognition and documentation of local practices to uphold indigenous rights.
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Implication
Juridical review finds potential for agrarian conflicts in oral land sale agreements among indigenous communities, suggesting need for legal protection.