Juridical Study of Uniform Policy for Granting Land Rights to Non-Indigenous Indonesian Citizens in the Special Region of Yogyakarta

As a country with an agricultural background, land has a very important meaning for the lives of people in Indonesia, especially farmers in rural areas. Land functions as a place where community members live and the land also provides a livelihood for them. in the form of a name-borrowing agreement often known as an agreement regarding the actual matter, between a non-prisoner Indonesian citizen who wishes to own land in the Special Region of Yogyakarta with property rights status and a native Indonesian citizen who is willing to borrow his or her name on the title certificate. It is an act that is not by Article 20 passage (1) of the Fundamental Agrarian Regulation which expresses that: " Property privileges are genetic, most grounded and satisfied freedoms that individuals can have over land, remembering the arrangements of Article 6. In light of the outcomes information examination presumed that: 1) The arrangements for giving area privileges to a non-native Indonesian resident in Do-It-Yourself in light of Do-It-Yourself Territorial Head Guidance Number K.898/I/A/1975 are not allowed to claim land, whether agricultural or non-agricultural land with land ownership status. If a non-indigenous Indonesian citizen obtains land with ownership rights, he is obliged to relinquish his rights and apply for land rights to the Regional Head of DIY to be granted Building Use Rights (HGB).