Dysfunction of The Right to Use Common Ownership in Groups

There has been a hegomoni of group ownership into private property. Group objects cannot be used by members of the group except the chairman who runs on the peasant group community. The purpose of this study explores how hegomoni group assets become personal mastery, as well as how the implications of group assets that have ended their work program.. The methods used through qualitative research with the case study approach Data sources used are the community of farming groups formed from the Program of the Agricultural Office of Kab. Tanah Datar West Sumatra Indonesia, and the acting Agriculture Office. Data retrieval technique with total sampling from a special group of farmers in Nagari Sungai Jambu. Researchers conducted in-depth face-to-face interviews and observations. Analysis through qualitative description. The results of the study explained the interpretation in interpreting group ownership due to its organizational structure as group chairman, resulting in the loss of usefulness and right of use for members of the Peasant group. Hegemony in the structure of the peasant group resulted in the group chairman switching functions from representative to member, instead to "boss" in the expansion of assets.