Juridic Review on Land Tenure That Creates Proprietary Rights

Soil has a very important role for human life. Everyone will try to get land and try to fight for it to fulfill their needs and maintain the life and ecosystem of their group. However, until now only a small part of the land in all regions of this country has been registered, as well as the coverage has not been evenly distributed to all corners of villages that are far from the bustle of the city where the domicile of the institution entrusted with the task of administering land registration is. Many land cases occur because the land certificate holder does not control the land. The land is deliberately neglected so that other people control and cultivate it. For years it has been going on without any complaints from the rights holders. This study uses a normative legal research method, namely research that is focused on examining the application of the rules or norms in the applicable positive law. The results of this study, namely a person can get ownership rights to land if he occupies a land for 20 (twenty) consecutive years if the control and use of the land in question is carried out in real and in good faith and the right holder or certificate holder for the right. a new owner who has never controlled the land and in fact there are other parties who have passed down from generation to generation and continuously for many years, the certificate can be declared legally invalid. Not controlling or working the land for many years can result in the loss of land rights.