The Influence of Accounting Information Systems, Quality of Financial Reports, and Effectiveness of Decision Making on Financial Performance at Bali Regional Government Banks

Abstract

Recently, the numerous conflicts between individuals seeking to maintain their ownership of a plot of land have come under scrutiny. Duplicate title deeds commonly occur on vacant or undeveloped land. This is due to individuals working for or outside the National Land Agency, or due to overlapping documents, or because the land has been leased by the owner for too long. This leads the tenant to file a complaint, which is later proven to be inaccurate, fraudulent, or invalid.The research questions raised are: 1. What is the authority of advocates in the mediation process for resolving overlapping land ownership disputes within the jurisdiction of the Denpasar District Court? 2. What are the obstacles faced by advocates in resolving overlapping land ownership within the jurisdiction of the Denpasar District Court? This study uses normative legal research supported by empirical research. The results of the research obtained are that advocates have the legal authority to represent clients in the mediation process, both in and out of court, as regulated in Article 1792 of the Civil Code and Law Number 18 of 2003 concerning Advocates. Advocates often face obstacles such as a lack of good faith from the opposing party, deadlocks in mediation, and low public understanding of the law. This can hinder the effectiveness of the settlement process. Therefore, advocates are required to carry out a broader role, including as a communication bridge between clients and relevant agencies in order to achieve fair and sustainable solutions.