ANALISIS KASUS WANPRESTASI ANTARA DEBITUR DAN KREDITUR TERHADAP PERJANJIAN JUAL BELI RUKO STUDI KASUS NOMOR: 4832 K/PDT/2023

Abstract

Breach of contract, or default, refers to a situation where one party to a contract fails to fulfill the agreed-upon obligations. As stated in Article 1338 of the Indonesian Civil Code, “All agreements made in accordance with the law shall have the force of law for those who make them. Agreements must be performed in good faith.” This paper addresses the issue of a sale and purchase agreement between a creditor and debtor, where, after the agreement was made, the creditor was obligated to provide a Certificate of Ownership for a commercial property. Despite a formal warning having been issued, the creditor has not shown good faith, leading the debtor to file a lawsuit. The theory used in this research is contract law, which governs agreements, and the research methodology is normative legal research with a qualitative approach, referring to court decisions and applicable legal regulations. The title of the study is "Analysis of the Breach of Contract Case Between Debtor and Creditor in the Sale and Purchase Agreement of a Shop House, Case Study of Decision Number 4832 K/Pdt/2023."