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Nasim, Abu Sahman
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Responsibility of E-Commerce Platforms to Consumers for illegal Products in Indonesia khaerudin, Ariy; Rosalia, Olyvia; Firayani; Nasim, Abu Sahman
Leges Privatae Vol. 1 No. 5 (2025): FEBRUARY-JOY
Publisher : PT. Anagata Sembagi Education

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.62872/ebwg8t95

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The expansion of e-commerce in Indonesia has significantly transformed digital transactions, offering unparalleled convenience while simultaneously giving rise to pressing legal concerns regarding the distribution of unauthorized goods. Items such as unregulated pharmaceuticals, harmful beauty products, and counterfeit merchandise are increasingly prevalent on online marketplaces, endangering consumer safety. This research adopts a normative juridical framework, incorporating legislative, theoretical, and case-study approaches to examine the extent of liability e-commerce platforms bear in facilitating the trade of illegal products. Under Indonesia’s Consumer Protection Law, Trade Law, and the Electronic Information and Transactions (ITE) Law, these platforms are expected to regulate and oversee transactions, yet in practice, accountability predominantly falls on individual vendors. The principles of strict liability and vicarious liability provide a legal basis for evaluating platform responsibility in such cases. Findings suggest that enforcement mechanisms remain insufficient, allowing gaps in regulatory oversight. To address this, robust policies must be introduced, including stringent verification protocols for sellers and products, alongside stronger governmental supervision of digital commerce. Strengthening these regulatory frameworks will not only enhance consumer rights but also curtail the proliferation of illegal goods across e-commerce platforms, ensuring a safer and more accountable online marketplace.
Revision of Civil Law: Challenges and Opportunities in The Modernization of The Legal System Nasim, Abu Sahman; Rosalia, Olyvia
Leges Privatae Vol. 1 No. 6 (2025): APRIL-JOY
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The revision of the Indonesian Civil Code, inherited from Dutch colonial law, has become an urgent necessity in responding to the dynamic development of society, economy, and technology. This normative legal research aims to analyze the fundamental challenges faced in the process of revising the Civil Code, as well as the strategic opportunities that can be utilized to modernize the legal system. Through a normative-juridical approach supported by literature studies, legal documents, and comparative law analysis, this study identifies key weaknesses in the current Civil Code, such as outdated norms, lack of digital regulation, and inadequate protection for contemporary civil relations. The research also reveals the potential benefits of integrating digital law, simplifying legal procedures, recognizing local customary laws, and embedding the principle of justice to enhance legal relevance and responsiveness. The findings of this study offer theoretical and practical recommendations for stakeholders involved in legal reform efforts, emphasizing that modernizing civil law must be grounded in Indonesia's socio-cultural context while embracing global legal developments.
Co-Authors Abdul Mutalib Ariy Khaerudin Bakence, Lutfi Basirun, Adam Firayani Hisbullah Ismail, Wisma La maa, Fini Larisu, Zulfiah Misbahuddin Nugroho, Agung Yuliyanto Rahman, Nur Azizah Rahmatullah Raule, Jean Henry Rosalia, Olyvia Sri Lestari Syahrir Ibnu Talebe, Yusnaini B Ufa Anita Afrilia Umasugi, Nirwan Uriya, Sri Wahyuni Wajo, Abd. Rauf Zainuddin Arifin