BPN Bekasi Explains The Case Of Eviction Of The Cluster's Setia Mekar Tambun House

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Head of the Bekasi Regency Land Office (Kantah) Darman Simanjuntak opened his voice regarding the case of eviction of 27 plots of land in the Setia Mekar Residence 2 housing estate, South Tambun District, Bekasi Regency, West Java.

The evictions were carried out on Thursday, January 30.

Darman explained that initially 27 plots of land in the area had certificates of ownership or SHM since 1973.

Then, the party that owns the SHM broke it into four certificates because it has a very wide plot of land.

Then, from the four certificates, they were sold again to other parties.

"Well, it turns out that the problem that was sold to person A before it was broken (so there were several certificates), there was AJB (sales) being sold to others, you know. The heirs who received the sale were the ones who sued, they won," Darman said when contacted by VOI, Monday, February 3.

Darman also emphasized that the problem was not due to a double certificate, but was purely civil about the sale or sale of the sale and purchase deed.

"(One certificate is broken down to four) can be done. For example, I have 1 hectare of land, I want to sell part of it, right, I can split it. It's like housing, right, once the certificate is broken down, it's okay. This is not a matter of certificate fraction, this is the problem. the problem is that the certificate was sold to person A, it was also sold to person B," said Darman.

"So please clarify that it is not a double certificate, there are even double buying and selling," he continued.

According to Darman, the buying and selling incident has been going on for a long time and has not happened recently.

So that in the end the people in the cluster experience eviction.

"Because they were shocked, how come they were suddenly evicted, executed. In fact, they were never a party. I think so," he said.

Furthermore, Darman assessed that the government does not have the authority in terms of individual buying and selling issues.

Given, it is a matter of privacy and not the realm of the public.

"This is not a matter of certificates, so there have been sales twice. What do BPN want to do? That, right, civil matters such as buying and selling people," said Darman.

"BPN is present in which context? It's people buying and selling. That person is private, not the public sphere," he added.

When asked further, had there been any reports from the local community to the Bekasi Regency Kantah, Darman said no.

"Based on the data received, this case was decided in 1998. BPN has not received any complaints regarding this matter," he explained.

For your information, the case of eviction of 27 plots of land in the Setia Mekar Residence 2 housing estate, South Tambun District, Bekasi Regency, West Java, has drawn the spotlight recently.

The reason is, these buildings are claimed to have ownership certificates (SHM) issued by the Bekasi Regency Land Office (Kantah).

The execution of land clearing refers to the Bekasi District Court's decision numbered 128/PDT.G/1996/PN.BKS dated March 25, 1997, with an area of 3,100 square meters that has been vacated at this time.

The buildings that were evicted consisted of land, shophouses and stalls. However, a number of housing units that are still standing are now no longer occupied and without electricity.