Implikasi Pelaksanaan Perjanjian Jual Beli Telepon Seluler Ilegal (Black Market)

Buana, Andika Prawira; Hasbi, Hasnan; Kamal, Muhammad Abdul; Aswari, Aan

doi:10.33760/jch.v6i1.268

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“…Produk Tidak Terjamin Keasliannya Perilaku konsumen di Indonesia biasanya lebih memilih barang dengan harga murah dan menyampingkan kualitas dari barang tersebut. (Prawira Buana et al, 2020). Telepon genggam tanpa dukungan garansi resmi seringkali merupakan produk impor dan tidak sesuai dengan standar kualitas yang ditetapkan oleh produsen.…”

Section: Kerugian-kerugian Jual Beli Smartphone Ilegalunclassified

Aspek Hukum Jual Beli Smartphone Dengan IMEI Tidak Terdaftar Pada Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) Kementerian Perindustrian

Wulandari,

Rambey

2024

JIHHP

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Amid the development of cellphone penetration, the issue of black market cellphone distribution has become an important part of the telecommunications industry. By selling goods at below-market prices or relatively cheap, which occurs on the black market, most cell phones have unofficial IMEIs. This research aims to find out the legal implementation of smartphone sale and purchase agreements with unregistered or illegal IMEIs. The research method used in this research is the juridical-normative method. This research uses a statutory approach and a conceptual approach from secondary legal materials. The results of his research show that the validity of an illegal smartphone sale and purchase agreement based on the Civil Code is null and void. This is based on the failure to fulfill the legal requirements of the agreement based on Article 1320 of the Civil Code, namely that the object being agreed upon is an unlawful cause. If viewed from the legal aspect of consumer protection, responsibility for buying and selling is regulated in the provisions of Article 19 of Law Number 8 of 1999.

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Section: Kerugian-kerugian Jual Beli Smartphone Ilegalunclassified

Aspek Hukum Jual Beli Smartphone Dengan IMEI Tidak Terdaftar Pada Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) Kementerian Perindustrian

Wulandari,

Rambey

2024

JIHHP

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“…According to Article 1320 of the Civil Code, for the validity of a contract or agreement, agreement, competency, specific items, and a lawful cause must be met. Meeting the four Legal Protection for Buyers… prerequisites needed for an agreement to be deemed valid ensures its legal enforceability and obliges all parties involved to adhere to it (Prawira Buana et al, 2020).…”

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Legal Protection for Buyers of Joint Assets Sold Without Wife's Consent

Nurfaiqah,

Tjempaka

2023

sucila

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This article aims to provide an objective explanation of the legal protection afforded to buyers who intend to transfer rights to land that is jointly owned without the wife's consent. In 2012, the late Haryanto sold the land to PT. Makmur Persada Indonesia conducted the transaction as recorded in Sale and Purchase Deed No. 53/2012, prepared by Notary/Land Deed Maker Hj. Hasnawati Juweni Shande. In 2017, Sherly initiated legal action asserting that the deed for the land sold by the deceased Haryanto reflected joint ownership resulting from his marriage to Sherly; yet, the relevant sale and purchase transaction occurred without Sherly's involvement despite her rights to the property. Normative research was conducted utilising a statutory, conceptual, and case approach. The research specifically analysed secondary data, comprising primary and secondary legal materials, which was analysed descriptively. In relation to Sherly's lawsuit, the Serang District Court issued decision Number 39/Pdt. Srg, which resulted in the rejection of the plaintiff's application. Subsequently, the plaintiff lodged an appeal against the Serang Court's decision. In 2018, Decision Number 39/Pdt/2018/PT BTN of the Banten High Court upheld the Serang District Court's decision to reject the applicant's claim entirely. The Supreme Court confirmed this judgement in 2019 with Judicial Review Decision Number 227K/Pdt/2019, thus dismissing the plaintiff's lawsuit. Thus, it seems that the verdict of dismissing the plaintiff's application safeguards the buyer.

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“…(Das et al, 2022) The Regulation of the Financial Services Authority of the Republic of Indonesia Number 14/POJK.05/2020 concerning Countercylical Policies on the Impact of the Spread of Coronavirus Disease 2019 for Nonbank Financial Services Institutions, is a further provision for the nonbank financial industry in carrying out relaxation policies that were previously conveyed through a letter from the chief executive of the supervision of the nonbank financial industry to nonbank financial industry business actors. (Buana et al, 2020) The regulation contains provisions regarding the provision of financing restructuring for debtors affected by covid-19 with the following provisions:…”

Section: Covid-19 Is a Condition Qualifed As Force Majeure In Leasingmentioning

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Juridical Analysis of the Corona Outbreak as a Reason for Force Majaure in Leasing

Riskamusdarniati,

Salmawati,

Bima

2022

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Currently the world is shocked by an outbreak of a disease or virus that is very dangerous to humans and is a threat to global health. The name of the virus is Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 know as SARS-COV2 with the name Coronavirus Disease-2019 or COVID-19 or in Indonesia better known as Coronavirus. Coronavirus or corona virus was first discovered in China, to be precise in Hubei province, Wuhan city on December 8, 2019. Then on March 11, 2020 the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic after the virus began to spread to 114 countries. The spread of Covid-19 initially only exacerbated human health problems, but over time it cannot be denied that Covid-19 has also begun to affect the economic problems of a country. One of them is in the business world, in times like today the continuity of contracts and agreements has experienced some bottlenecks due to the pandemic. The existence of this condition can be used by the debtor as an excuse for renouncing a contract agreement that has been agreed upon with the creditor on the grounds of force or force majeure. Financial institutions engaged in the business world affected by the covid-19 outbreak are ADIRA Finance and BFI Finance.

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Implikasi Pelaksanaan Perjanjian Jual Beli Telepon Seluler Ilegal (Black Market)

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Aspek Hukum Jual Beli Smartphone Dengan IMEI Tidak Terdaftar Pada Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) Kementerian Perindustrian

Aspek Hukum Jual Beli Smartphone Dengan IMEI Tidak Terdaftar Pada Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) Kementerian Perindustrian

Legal Protection for Buyers of Joint Assets Sold Without Wife's Consent

Juridical Analysis of the Corona Outbreak as a Reason for Force Majaure in Leasing

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