Angga Asmara Putra, Dr. H. Lalu Sabardi, SH., MS,  Dr. Aris Munandar, SH.

Abstract:

The purpose of this study is to understand and analyze the factors that led to the implementation of registration of the transfer of land rights before the deceased died and the legal implications that arise on the implementation of registration of transfer of land rights before the heirs died. This study is qualified as an empirical legal research that departs from the conflict of norms. The methods used are sociolegal approach, statute approach, and Conceptual approach. The source of legal material of this research is obtained from primary, secondary and tertiary law material, with the technique of collecting legal material by collecting data and analysis result to get information which must be concluded by law with qualitative descriptive analysis. The results of this study show that First. Lack of public knowledge about agrarian law and inheritance law. Second. The general public is not aware of the importance of land title certificates. Third, the lack of public awareness will soon register the land that is obtained from the heirs. Four, Many people are afraid to register their land due to the high cost of obtaining land certificates. Clearly Government Regulation No. 24/1997 does not stipulate fines and sanctions for delays in the registration of the transfer of land rights because inheritance, even in Article 61 paragraph (3) stated that: “For registration of transfer of rights due to inheritance filed within 6 ) months from the date of death of the testator, no registration fee shall be charged”.

Keywords:  registration, transfer of land rights, inheritance

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