Normative juridical research reveals serious consequences for document forgery by PPAT in land transactions, suggesting multiple protections for affected parties.
Key Points
Document forgery by a PPAT leads to a deed being null and void under civil law, allowing revocation by authorities.
Criminal prosecution of PPAT under Indonesian law can result in imprisonment, highlighting the severity of document forgery.
Legal protections include deed annulment and civil claims for damages, ensuring victims can seek restitution.
Administrative sanctions can apply to a PPAT, including permanent dismissal, to uphold professional integrity.