Synopsis

Civil Procedural Law in Indonesia: Issues Regarding Execution and Mediation examines two of the most significant challenges in Indonesian civil procedure: the enforcement of court judgments (execution) and the role of mediation in resolving civil disputes. The book provides an in-depth analysis of the legal framework governing civil litigation, highlighting both the procedural principles and the practical obstacles encountered in implementing court decisions and conducting court-annexed mediation. It offers a balanced discussion of legal doctrine, judicial practice, and recent developments in Indonesian civil procedural law.

Through a systematic and practical approach, the author explores the stages of civil proceedings, the legal requirements for execution, the rights and obligations of litigating parties, the authority of the courts, and the effectiveness of mediation as an alternative dispute resolution mechanism. Drawing on legislation, judicial decisions, and practical case analysis, the book provides valuable insights into the complexities of civil litigation while offering practical guidance for resolving procedural issues.

This book serves as an essential reference for law students, legal academics, judges, advocates, legal consultants, and practitioners seeking a comprehensive understanding of Indonesian civil procedural law, particularly in the areas of execution and mediation.

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