convenors: Stichting Socio-Legal Consulting & Van Vollenhoven Institute Leiden University
coordinator: Santy Kouwagam (VVI)
moderators: Santy Kouwagam (VVI)
speakers:
• Nanda Amalia (VVI): Reality of Marital Property after Divorce
• Lewi Aga Basoeki (Allen & Overy): Legal Framework on Online Payments Download here
• Raditya Kosasih (APPDI/GoJek): (Upcoming) Data Protection Law Download here
• Oscar Sagita (IKAPI-Indonesian Curators’ Association): Suspension of Payment: Procedure & Practice. Download here
• Marjolein van den Bosch (Omni Bridgeway): Third-party Litigation Funding and its role in Legal Development. Download here
rapporteur: Santy Kouwagam (VVI)
objective:
• Sharing knowledge and experience in dealing with the Indonesian legal system and bureaucracy.
• Identify weaknesses, areas for improvement, and their appropriate approach by focusing on both quality and efficiency of the legal system.
• To forge new relationships and sustaining legal cooperation concerning Private Law between Dutch and Indonesian actors, particularly in the area of contracts and liability.
Description:
This panel focuses on personal law and property by paying attention to the increasing role of digital technology. It will first discuss people’s way of navigating the justice system to gain insights into law in action and legal reality of different classes of society. What happens with people’s property after divorce? What can people do in case their debtors avoid paying their debt? The panel will then discuss the role of courts in regulating breach of contracts and this panel focuses on personal law and property by paying attention to the increasing role of digital technology. It will first discuss people’s way of navigating the justice system to gain insights into law in action and legal reality of different classes of society. What happens with people’s property after divorce? What can people do in case their debtors avoid paying their debt? The panel will then discuss the role of courts in regulating breach of contracts and payment obligations and identify areas of reform to improve legal certainty.
