PENCANTUMAN KLAUSUL PENGAMAN DALAM PEMBUATAN KEPUTUSAN TATA USAHA NEGARA DI PROVINSI BENGKULU DITINJAU BERDASARKAN ASAS PRADUGA KEABSAHAN (HET VERMOEDEN VAN RECHTMATIGHEIDS)

Sayuti, Irwan and Iskandar, Iskandar and Elektison, Somi (2013) PENCANTUMAN KLAUSUL PENGAMAN DALAM PEMBUATAN KEPUTUSAN TATA USAHA NEGARA DI PROVINSI BENGKULU DITINJAU BERDASARKAN ASAS PRADUGA KEABSAHAN (HET VERMOEDEN VAN RECHTMATIGHEIDS). Masters thesis, Fakultas Hukum, UNIB.

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Abstract

The number of state administration raises the potential for disputes. To anticipate dessicion state administration (beschikking) issued a safety clausule stating. Ironically, dispute clausule include, still dispute state administration. If it’s a safety clause has a safety function, a dispute should not occur. Scurity clausules also give the impression that beschikking be withdrawn or changed at any time. This is contrary to the rule of law, the principle of the presumption iustea causa and accuracy of law. While looking from the perspective of judicial pratice, a safety clausule does not have a function to perform a review of the dispute beschikking been entered in the administrative court, but exceptions can be made provided that the consent of the plaintiff. The position of safety clause in beschikking more appropriately regarded as a principle of law that does not need normatifisasi in beschikking, as a safety clausule aims to provide an overview that is not normative and served as a neutralizer of the stiffness of the principle of rule of law and the presumption iustea causa. While the implications of the inculsoin of a safety clause in beschikking in principle does not have any influence, considering beschikking a unilateral legal action from the state administration.

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