Legal Responsibility of Buyers to Sellers Who Suffer Losses Due to Default in Online Sales and Purchase Agreements Based on Law No. 8 of 1999 Concerning Consumer Protection

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This analysis reveals buyers' legal responsibilities regarding losses sustained by sellers, highlighting consumer protection mechanisms.

Buyers are legally accountable for losses incurred by sellers due to default in online transactions, ensuring consumer protection.
The study found that the provisions of Law Number 8 of 1999 serve as a foundation for holding buyers liable for seller losses.
Through case studies, the research examines how legal norms are applied in electronic transactions, affecting both parties' rights.
Library research was conducted to gather legal data from various sources on consumer protection and civil law.
simple_explanation: Online buying and selling are transactions done on the internet without direct meetings. Buyers can cause problems, or 'default,' which means not following through on their agreements. The law says that buyers have to pay for any losses sellers might face because of this. So, if a buyer doesn't follow the rules, they can be held responsible under consumer protection laws. 📜
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Sinuhaji et al. (2025) studied this question.

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