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To identify the factors causing Land Offices to restrict the Deed of Inheritance Property Division and to analyze how these administrative restrictions impact public efficiency and legal certainty.

January 25, 2025Law Human EnvironmentOpen Access

Implications of public interest for the implementation of the registration of transfers of land rights due to inheritance by the Land Office

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To identify the factors causing Land Offices to restrict the Deed of Inheritance Property Division and to analyze how these administrative restrictions impact public efficiency and legal certainty.
Applied a socio-legal research methodology combining qualitative interviews with Land Office officials and doctrinal review of Indonesian land registration statutory documents.
Assessed administrative variations and legal prudence rationales using regional practice data from the Jember Regency Land Office.
Land Offices exhibit widespread procedural inconsistencies by prioritizing the Deed of Joint Right Division and refusing to accommodate the valid Deed of Inheritance Property Division.
The refusal to register property through a single-stage inheritance deed forces redundant name changes, creating prolonged delays and imposing double taxation on heirs.
Restricting registration options contradicts utilitarian legal principles by reducing administrative efficiency and compromising legal certainty for the public.

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Socio-legal study reveals inconsistent inheritance land transfer procedures across Indonesian land offices, highlighting the need for regulatory harmonization to avoid double taxation.

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Kurniawati et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a167833ddf269d3d6bc03d6 https://doi.org/10.31548/law/4.2024.51

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Socio-legal study reveals inconsistent inheritance land transfer procedures across Indonesian land offices, highlighting the need for regulatory harmonization to avoid double taxation.

Implications of public interest for the implementation of the registration of transfers of land rights due to inheritance by the Land Office

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Implications of public interest for the implementation of the registration of transfers of land rights due to inheritance by the Land Office

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