Syukron Salam, Tri Andari Dahlan
This article attempts to uncover the high rate of land disputes in court. The research was conducted by examining court decisions on certificates that overlapped with one another. From court decisions, this research examines the process of overlapped certificates in Semarang City. Regarding the research approach, multiple case study approaches and cross-case analyses were used. The research showed that there were technical problems related to the absence of a comprehensive land registration mapping. The process of modifying regulations on land registrations was not followed by updating the land registration map data. Additionally, the migration process on the former land registration with an analogue mapping system raised problems during migrating or updating the data, specifically on the land registration map data using digital systems. Consequently, the objective of achieving a faster systematic and comprehensive land registration was not achieved and potentially raised legal disputes due to not being preceded by data updates and improvements on the migration mapping process. © 2021, Gadjah Mada University Faculty of Law. All rights reserved.
Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia
