#Contoh surat pengakuan hutang trial#

Law Number: 50 of 2009 concerning the Second Amendment to Law Number: 7 of 1989 concerning the Religious Courts, paragraph (2) reads: ' In the mediation trial, husband and wife must come personally, unless one of the parties resides residence abroad, and cannot come before personally can be represented by his proxy who is specifically authorized for it'. Law Number: 3 of 2006 concerning Amendments to Law Number: 7 of 1989 concerning the Religious Courts Jo.

#Contoh surat pengakuan hutang trial#

It has been discussed previously in the article entitled: ' The Obligation to Attend the First Trial for Parties in the Religious Courts', that based on the provisions of Article 82 of Law Number: 7 of 1989 concerning the Religious Courts Jo. In this case, the Minister of Law & Human Rights will announce the name concerned as a legal Indonesian citizen through the State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia.вЂ‹

Copies of the Presidential Decree and Minutes of the Oath-taking/Statement of Promise are valid evidence of the acquisition of Indonesian Citizen status for the person concerned.

After taking the oath or statement of promise, the applicant is required to submit his/her immigration documents/letters to the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia within a period of no later than 14 ( fourteen) days.

If at the time of taking the oath or statement of promise it turns out that the applicant is not present without a valid reason, then the Presidential Decree will automatically be deemed null and void.

In this case, the Presidential Decree will be effective as of the date of taking the oath or statement of promise

The Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia abroad will summon the applicant to take an oath or pledge allegiance to the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia no later than 3 ( three) months after the Presidential Decree was sent to the person concerned.

If the application is rejected, the Minister of Law & Human Rights will notify the person concerned no later than 3 ( three) months from the receipt of the application, along with the reasons for the rejection.

If accepted, a Presidential Decree (Keppres) of the Republic of Indonesia will be issued no later than 3 ( three) months from the receipt of the application and will be submitted to the person concerned no later than 14 ( fourteen) days from the date of the Presidential Decree.The President of the Republic of Indonesia may accept or reject the application.The Minister of Law & Human Rights will forward the application to the President of the Republic of Indonesia no later than 3 ( three) months from the date of receipt of the application, accompanied by various considerations.If the application is submitted abroad, the application can be made through the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in the country concerned and will be forwarded to the Minister of Law & Human Rights.The application is submitted in writing in ( bahasa) Indonesian on paper with the seal of the Republic of Indonesia, addressed to the President of the Republic of Indonesia through the Minister of Law & Human Rights, and submitted to the relevant Immigration Officer.