<![CDATA[This research was conducted on a case No. 305/ Pdt. G/ 2009/ PN. Byl. In Bendosari Village, Sawit District, Boyolali Regency. The results of this study indicate that land sales and purchases carried out without a PPAT sale and purchase deed are binding on the parties as long as the material requirements are met, and to validate the sale and purchase, a PPAT Sale and Purchase Deed is made as a requirement for registering the transfer of land rights. Efforts that can be made so that land sales and purchases carried out without a PPAT sale and purchase deed are by filing a lawsuit with the Head of the local District Court with the authority, with the contents of the lawsuit so that the Head of the District Court decides that the sale and purchase of land rights is valid and based on this decision gives power to the buyer as the plaintiff to act on behalf of the seller and at the same time act on his own behalf as the buyer, so that the sale and purchase of land rights can be proven by a PPAT sale and purchase deed to be immediately registered at the local Land Office. The approach in this study is an empirical juridical approach. Empirical juridical research is an approach to problems regarding juridical matters and the existing facts regarding juridical matters. Empirical legal research or sociological research is legal research that uses primary data.]]>
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