Focus on dispute resolution process in Indonesia

By Mohamed Idwan (Kiki) Ganie, Lubis Ganie Surowidjojo
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The dispute resolution process in Indonesian civil proceedings follows the Dutch civil law tradition. There are no discovery proceedings and the principle of stare decisis does not apply. Both the winning and the losing party bear their own legal costs except unless otherwise agreed. Injunctive measures are possible but, except for security attachments, rare.

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Indonesia has specialised courts and proceedings for bankruptcy, antitrust, anti-corruption, tax, military, religious, fishery, and labour matters.

Domestic arbitral awards are enforced by district courts where the losing party is domiciled, while foreign arbitral awards must be registered with the Central Jakarta District Court for enforcement by the district court located where the losing party is domiciled.

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MOHAMED IDWAN (KIKI) GANIE is the managing partner at Lubis Ganie Surowidjojo.

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