Legal Enforcement for The Implementation of Foreign Arbitration Awards in Indonesia from The Perspective of Law No. 30 Years 1999

This research aimed examining the job of Regulation No. 30 of 1999 concerning Discretion and the impediments encountered in its implementation, this research endeavors to contribute towards refining the legal framework and augmenting the efficacy of dispute resolution mechanisms in Indonesia. Secondary data sources were utilized, and a qualitative descriptive approach was employed for data analysis. Conclusions were derived utilizing a deductive method. This investigation yields insights elucidating the imperativeness of law enforcement in the foreign arbitration awards in Indonesia. It is imperative to recognize that the legal underpinnings governing this realm emanate not solely from Law No. 30 of 1999 concerning Arbitration but also from the Criminal Code (KUHP). Provisions within the Arbitration Law furnish a lucid legal framework delineating the procedures for recognition and enforcement of arbitration awards, while the Criminal Code delineates the legal repercussions for breaches of arbitration awards. For instance, Article 49 of the Arbitration Law stipulates that foreign arbitration awards are accorded recognition and may be enforced akin to final and binding court judgments, thereby furnishing a robust legal foundation for upholding legal certainty and safeguarding the integrity of the arbitration process.