This research aims to analyze the legal classification regarding the determination of price limits in mortgage execution auctions and examine the judges' thinking in resolving conflicts related to auction limit prices. This research applies a normative legal research strategy through a regulatory approach and a case approach to court decisions related to mortgage execution auction disputes. Legal materials were obtained using a literature study that includes statutory regulations, judges' decisions, and relevant legal references. Several findings indicate that the determination of limit prices in execution auctions must be based on professional judgment that reflects the market value or liquidation value of the collateral object and is carried out in accordance with statutory regulations. In the case analyzed, the panel of judges considered that the determination of limit prices had been carried out based on valid procedures and assessments and therefore was not proven to be an unlawful act.
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