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Perjanjian Kredit Sumut Sejahtera PT. Bank Sumut Dalam Kaitannya Dengan Penyelesaian Kredit Bermasalah Adi Saputra; Bismar Nasution; Sunarmi Sunarmi; Mahmul Siregar
USU LAW JOURNAL Vol 7, No 2 (2019)
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Abstract. Micro, small and medium enterprises have so far shown their strategic role especially in expanding employment opportunities, increasing community income and economic growth in Indonesia including maintaining and recovering the economy during the critical condition. One of the difficulties experienced by the micro entrepreneurs in exanding their business is the limited cap[ital due to the difficulty of accessing the working capital provided by the banks because of the absence of collateral. It is stated in  Article 3 and Article 6 of Law No.10/1998 on Banking that the main function of Indonesian banking is to raise and distribute public funds, and one of the bank businesses is to extend credit. In relation to this matter, to help develop the micro business without collaterals, Bank Sumut lunched a product called Kredit Sumut Sejahtera, a credit extended to the Kelompok Keuangan Mikro (Micro Financial Group= MFG) with 20 (twenty) till 30 (thirty) members through banking education in the form of guidance, training and consultation on the compulsory weekly meetings. This MFG applies the system of Grameen Bank popularized by Muhammad Yunus in Bangladesh. This credit extension is only to fund the micro working capital especially to empower the financially disadvantaged women. Although, up to now, there is no special regulation from Bank Indonesia on the technical implementation of credit extension through the Grameen Bank system, the bank can extend the credit through this Grameen Bank system based on Law No.10/1998 on the Amendment of Law No.7/1992 on Banking, Law No.20/2008 on Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, the Regulation of Bank Indonesia No. 14/22/PBI/2012 on Credit Extension, or the Financing by Commercial Banks and Technical Assistance for the Development of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises. During this credit extension activity, the incident of non-performing loan is unavoidable but it can be minimized. If this Kredit Sumut Sejahtera is not performing well due to the factors raised by the debtors, the strength of joint-liability groups is one of the effective efforts to settle the problem, and the bank can debit the debtors’ savings to pay their debt or file an application to the court in order to confiscate all of debtors’ assets for the repayment of their debt under section 1131 of the Indonesian Civil Codes. The incident of the non-performing loan can be avoided through the in-depth analysis done to the debtor before the credit is extended, doing strict monitoring system in credit extension, and making a clause in the credit agreement that can protect the bank.   Keywords: Credit Agreement, Non-Collateral Credit for Micro Business, Non-Performing Loan Settlement
Pengawasan dan Penindakan Sebagai Upaya Perlindungan Hukum Terhadap Dana Masyarakat yang Disimpan Di Lembaga Koperasi Simpan Pinjam (KSP) Kamaluddin Pane; Bismar Nasution; Sunarmi Sunarmi; Mahmul Siregar
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Abstract. The activities of the Saving Loan Cooperative (KSP) into a special phenomenon for the past two years, the cause is a loss of Community Fund are fantastic.This is becoming a lot of questions of the extent of secuirity and a protection of Community funds that are deposited in the Institution the cooperative store, on this issue ultimately had to be returned to the proportion of the legislation and regulations, containing the entire activities of the Saving Loan Cooperative (KSP) as part of one of the forms of community economy activities which many popular varieties. As for the related legislation implementation activities KSP is Act Number 25 Of 1992 about cooperation, Act number 1 of 2013 About microfinance institutions, and regulation of the financial services authority (POJK) and ministerial regulation Cooperatives And Small And Medium Enterprises (KUKM).  The method used in this research is the juridical normative or legal research methods, that is a method by means of data collection based on the study of librarianship (library research) that is by way of examining data in the form of rules and Legislation, and the data that is retrieved by accessing the internet related to this research. The study was done with that data, so it can be compare to unknown picture of efforts to answer to the problems of the legal protection of the community's funds deposited in the Cooperative Institutions. Based on Act Number 25 year 1992 About Cooperative then convened a Community Fund activities by Cooperative Loan (KSP) is done to a limited extent. But the fact is, a lot of problematic cooperative of loan have done activities gather funds widely. In addition, according to the law number 1 Year 2013 about microfinance institutions, then should all activities KSP compulsory license, the construction and supervision of the financial services authority (OJK). And that became a problem as long as it is stored in Community Fund Cooperative Institutions (KSP) do not have a guarantor of Deposits. Keywords: legal protection, Cooperative Loan, the financial services authority, the institution of Micro finance
Peran Pemerintah Daerah Dalam Pengawasan Penanaman Modal Sektor Pariwisata (Studi Dinas Pariwisata Kabupaten Tapanuli Utara) Juergen K. Marusaha. P. Panjaitan; Budiman Ginting; Mahmul Siregar; Rosnidar Sembiring
USU LAW JOURNAL Vol 7, No 2 (2019)
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Abstract. The authority of the Regency / City Government in organizing investments in the field of tourism, Article 27 paragraph (1) of the Investment Law states that the Government coordinates investment policies, both coordination between Government agencies, between Government agencies and Bank Indonesia, between Government agencies and regional governments, as well as between regional governments, with delegation of authority from the central government to local governments. The role of districts / cities in controlling investment activities in the tourism sector, namely monitoring compilation, namely verification and evaluation of the Investment Activity Report (LKPM) and various other sources. Guidance by means of counseling on investment rules. Guidance is also carried out by providing investment consultations and guidance in accordance with the licensing provisions owned by investors. Implementation of investment supervision in the field of tourism at the North Tapanuli District Tourism Office, so far the North Tapanuli District Government has carried out oversight of investments in accordance with applicable regulations, but there are still several obstacles, namely the unavailability of how many PMA and PMDN companies are categorized as the planning stage , the development phase, and the commercial stage, the coordination function is still weak because the planning preparation process has not involved the investment / technical institutions in the Regency / City. Keywords: Supervision, Local Government, Investment, Tourism
Upaya Hukum Pasien Terhadap Tindakan Medis Yang Didasarkan Pada Persetujuan Medis Binsar Parulian Sitanggang; Bismar Nasution; Muhammad Ekaputra; Mahmul Siregar
USU LAW JOURNAL Vol 7, No 3 (2019)
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Abstract. Approval of medical treatment carried out by the patient or the immediate family of the patient with the doctor can be held accountable in a civil or criminal manner. Therefore, it is necessary to examine the civil liability of medical personnel for medical treatment based on the approval of medical measures. criminal liability of medical personnel for medical action based on approval of medical action and patient's legal remedies for losses resulting from medical actions based on approval of medical action.   Keywords: doctor, patient and medical action approval
Analisis Yuridis Kewenangan Dewan Komisaris Dalam Pelaksanaan Rapat Umum Pemegang Saham (RUPS) Bagus Firman Wibowo; Sunarmi Sunarmi; Suhaidi Suhaidi; Mahmul Siregar
USU LAW JOURNAL Vol 7, No 4 (2019)
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Abstract. The Board of Commissioners is a PT organ that serves to oversee the tasks carried out by the Board of Directors and also give advice to the Board of Directors, besides that the Board of Commissioners is the company organ in charge of overseeing the Board of Directors in terms of the implementation of GMS. The situation of the Board of Commissioners can hold a GMS, if the Board of Directors is unable or there are other provisions that cause the GMS to not be held, the Board of Commissioners appointed by the shareholders has the authority to hold a GMS. Research This thesis is a normative juridical study accompanied by a legislative approach, this research is also descriptive analytical, the source of data in this study is Law No. 40 of 2007, books, legal dictionaries, journals, decision No. 54 / Pdt.P / 2016 / PN / Plk and 157 / G / 2014 / PTUN.JKT. Data collection techniques in this study are secondary data. Qualitative analysis is research on descriptive research and tends to use analysis. Basically those who function and have the authority to hold the annual GMS and Extraordinary GMS are Directors. Unless the directors are unable or there is a conflict of interest between the directors and the company, the summons is made by the Board of Commissioners. In Article 79 paragraph (1). The implementation of the GMS is entirely an initiative of the Board of Directors. The Board of Commissioners must call the GMS no later than 15 (fifteen) days from the date the request for the implementation of the GMS is received. Furthermore, the GMS convened by the Board of Commissioners based on the GMS call upon the request for the holding of shareholders, only discussed issues relating to the reasons stated in the request letter. Whereas if those who hold a Board of Commissioners are at the request of the shareholders, they are only limited to discussing mass issues relating to the reasons stated in the request letter. The Board of Commissioners has the authority to Organize the GMS in the condition that the Board of Directors does not hold an annual GMS or extraordinary GMS. According to Article 79 paragraph (2) the Board of Commissioners must conduct a GMS if the Board of Directors does not implement the GMS, if the Board of Commissioners does not conduct a GMS, the position of the Board of Commissioners can be dismissed by the shareholders in an LB GMS which will then be held by the shareholders with court approval country. This is included in the Responsibility section due to negligence tort liability, based on the concept of fault relating to interminglend. Keywords : board of commissioners, general meeting of shareholders
Prinsip Keterbukaan Beneficial Owner (BO) Perusahaan Terbuka Terhadap Upaya Pencegahan dan Pemberantasan Tindak Pidana Pencucian Uang (TPPU) Leonard Pandapotan Sinaga; Bismar Nasution; Mahmul Siregar; Mahmud Mulyadi
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Abstract. Beneficial owner is every party entitled to and/or receives certain benefits related to the customer's account, is the true owner of funds and / or securities placed on the financial service provider (ultimately own account), controlling customer transactions, providing power to conduct transactions, control corporations or other agreements (legal arrangements), and/or constitute the final controller of transactions made through legal entities or based on an agreement. In common law, ownership terminology is divided into two, namely legal ownership and factual ownership (beneficial ownership), someone who is legally as a legal owner but substantially the owner of the property is someone else because the property doesn't belong to them. Thus, a person who has legal assets is not necessarily the real owner of assets and the actual recipient of the income from the property (the beneficial owner of income). This research is a normative and analytical descriptive research that describes and analyzes the disclosure principle of a beneficial owner (BO) of an open company to prevent and eradicate money laundering crime (TPPU). The results of this study show that the disclosure of a beneficial owner of a public company through financial service providers in the capital market sector may prevent the possibility of being used as a place for perpetrators of money laundering, this is due to the application of the principle of recognizing customers and single investor identification in each transaction. The transparency of beneficial owner from an open company shareholding through the stock exchange to a fund, will narrow the space for the perpetrators of money laundering to hide, save large funds that are allegedly sourced from the proceeds of crime or illegal, so the beneficial owner openness principle could provide preventive measures to perpetrators of money laundering and facilitate law enforcement in eradicating money laundering. Keywords: beneficial owner, public company, money laundering
Analisis Hukum Terhadap Restrukturisasi Badan Usaha Milik Negara (BUMN) Sektor Minyak Dan Bumi Putri Ayu Pratiwi; Ningrum Natasya Sirait; Mahmul Siregar; Jelly Leviza
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Abstract. The state established a SOE to seek natural wealth for the people's welfare. There are two Sector SOE of Oil and Gas namely PT Pertamina and PT PGN. In an effort to boost the performance of SOE, the Government has restructured the synergy of similar BUMN. The Government established Oil and Gas SOE Holding through Government regulation number 6 of 2018 concerning Addition of capital participation into PT Pertamina share capital. Through the Government Regulation, making Pertamina as the parent company of SOE oil and gas, PGN as a subsidiary and resulting in the status of the PT PGN Tbk Company (Persero) changing into a limited liability company that fully complies with the limited company Law, PGN is no longer a BUMN. Government regulation number 6 of 2018 as the legal basis for the establishment of the Oil and Gas Holding raises a mismatch of the legal rules between the Company Law and the BUMN Law and the State Finance Law, the State Treasury Law and the Oil and Gas Law which results in legal uncertainty. The absence of legislation governing state-owned holding increasingly makes it unclear in managing BUMN. The transfer of State shares to PGN to Pertamina resulted in PGN being subject to the Company Law. However, in the explanation of Government Regulation Number 72 of 2016, that a subsidiary in this case PGN is equated with a BUMN. Therefore, the provisions of Government Regulation Number 72 of 2016 and Government Regulation Number 6 of 2018 are only to legalize the establishment of Oil and Gas SOE Holding but do not make it absolutely a Limited Liability Company.   Keywords: restructuritation, state own company, oil and gas
Analisis Hukum Penolakan Aksesi Framework Convention On Tobacco Control (FCTC) Terhadap Industri Hasil Tembakau di Indonesia Cahya Wijaya; Ningrum Natasya Sirait; Mahmul Siregar; Sutiarnoto Sutiarnoto
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Abstract. The tobacco industry becomes a controversial industry. In one side, it have very big role for the national economy, in other hand it has a negative impact on health and environment. To carry out tobacco control efforts WHO issued FCTC. Although  Indonesia is one of the members (drafting committee) in initiating FCTC. However, Indonesia is the only country in the Asia Pacific region that did not signed the FCTC agreement. Therefore, the problem arises, namely how the international movement anti-tobacco campaign was carried out by the FCTC initiator, how is the rejection on the FCTC's accession by Indonesia government, how is the harmonization between legislation regarding tobacco control with the provisions of the FCTC although Indonesia not ratify the FCTC. Based on the results of the study it can be concluded that the anti-tobacco campaign movement was initiated by the FCA, the Bloomberg Initiative, non-governmental organizations and civil society. The international regime approach is used to replace the nicotine consumption pattern with NRT. Rejection of FCTC accession by the Indonesian government due to an interests. One of the interests are interests of state revenue. Although Indonesia did not ratify the FCTC, the Indonesian government adopted and harmonized laws and regulations with the provisions of the FCTC through various regulations including the regulation of advertising, promotion and sponsorship through Law Number 32 of 2002 concerning Broadcasting, Labeling and packaging through minister of health regulation Number 56 of 2017 concerning the pictorial health warning. In addition, the government has formulated a tobacco control roadmap.   Keywords: accession, tobacco, industry, FCTC
Penentuan Inside Information Dalam Praktek Insider Trading Di Pasar Modal Indonesia : Studi Perbandingan Dengan Perkara Texas Gulf Sulphur di Amerika Serikat Ilham Rohjadina; Bismar Nasution; Sunarmi Sunarmi; Mahmul Siregar
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Abstract. Capital markets are seen as one way to accelerate the development of a country. The capital market is a business sector trading in securities such as stocks, stock and bond certificates. With the capital market companies will be easier to obtain funds, so that economic activities in various sectors can be increased. However, in the world of capital markets one of the problems faced is about insider trading. Insider trading is securities trading carried out by those who are classified as people in companies where securities trading is based on the existence of inside information that is important and contains material facts, where insider trading players expect economic benefits, directly or indirectly. The problems raised in this thesis are how to regulate the law and determine the inside information in the practice of insider trading in the Indonesian capital market with a comparative study on the case of Texas Gulf Sulfur in the United States. Based on these studies, the determination of insider trading in the case of Texas Gulf Sulfur in the United States is done by applying the theory of possibility. The foundation of the United States capital market law is contained in Rule 10b-5 concerning antifraud on the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934. Every transaction on the capital market gets protection and threats from Rule 10b-5. While the regulations governing insider trading in Indonesia are found in Articles 95, 96, 97 and 98 of Law No. 8 of 1995 concerning the Capital Market. According to these regulations, the qualifications of people in the capital market are listed companies or public companies and other companies that conduct transactions with the issuer or public company concerned. Insider trading is a practice done by a company (corporate insider) on stock trading by using information that contains material facts that it has and UUPM prohibits corporate insider.   Keywords: capital market, insider trading, inside information
Badan Usaha Milik Negara (BUMN) Sebagai Termohon Pailit Dalam Kaitan Dengan Undang Undang Republik Indonesia Nomor 1 Tahun 2004 Tentang Perbendaharaan Negara Agnest Elga Margareth; Bismar Nasution; Sunarmi Sunarmi; Mahmul Siregar
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Abstract. Business competitiveness today requires BUMN to be competitive with domestic and foreign private businesses. It has to innovate its products in order to be accepted by consumers and it has to have big capital to do it. Since the government does not always provide capital, BUMN has to borrow it from the third party. When it cannot pay off his debt, it has to file bankruptcy to the Court. The overlapping regulations on BUMN bankruptcy makes the third party difficult to dun the loan. The research problems are how about the legal consequence of BUMN bankruptcy on  State’s finance and on confiscation of BUMN assets according to Law No. 1/2004 on State Treasury which is in accordance with the theory of State welfare and the theory of legal entity from the aspect of purposeful wealth. The research used juridical normative with prescriptive and applied legal provision approach, using primary, secondary, tertiary legal materials. The data were analyzed qualitatively. The legal consequence of filing bankruptcy of BUMN, according to Law on State Finance, is that the State is responsible for the debt of BUMN because the State’s wealth and BUMN assets are inseparable. Confiscation can only be done on BUMN assets obtained from the State’s wealth which are sepparated, but it cannot be done on the State’s assets which are managed by BUMN because it is not in accordance with Law on BUMN, Law on State Finance, and Law onj State Treasury. This condition makes creditors difficult in filing bankruptcy and doing confiscation on BUMN which defaults.   Keywords: BUMN, bankruptcy, state finance, state treasury
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