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The Implementation of Cancellation of Land Title Certificates Due to Administrative Defects After the Enactment of Government Regulation No 18 of 2021: A Case Study of the Land Office in Malang Regency

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Annulment process of land certificates categorizes administrative defects into three complexity tiers, yet resolution remains hindered by ill-defined standards of bad faith.
Sociolegal approach integrating a juridical-anthropological perspective evaluated dispute resolution practices through institutional interviews and legal document review.
Highlights the need for standardized technical guidance and enforceable timeframes to achieve efficient, equitable dispute resolution across contested land titles.

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Sociolegal study reveals procedural inefficiencies during land certificate annulment in regional land administration, highlighting the necessity of clear dispute resolution timelines.

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Wiranto et al. (2024) studied this question.

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Sociolegal study reveals procedural inefficiencies during land certificate annulment in regional land administration, highlighting the necessity of clear dispute resolution timelines.

The Implementation of Cancellation of Land Title Certificates Due to Administrative Defects After the Enactment of Government Regulation No 18 of 2021: A Case Study of the Land Office in Malang Regency

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The Implementation of Cancellation of Land Title Certificates Due to Administrative Defects After the Enactment of Government Regulation No 18 of 2021: A Case Study of the Land Office in Malang Regency

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