Papers by Justin B R Y A N Mintura
In a country that is currently experiencing a continuous economic growth spurt, it is not out of ... more In a country that is currently experiencing a continuous economic growth spurt, it is not out of the ordinary to hear phrases such as “bankruptcy”. In general, bankruptcy means the failure of a company or an individual in order to meet their expected debt requirements according to their respective loan agreements. In order to file a bankruptcy, a person or a company must bring it to court with the expected evidence to declare bankruptcy. This paper will strive to understand the evidence needed in filing and declaring a bankruptcy according to the civil procedural law. Using the juridical normative approach to solve the problems, this research has concluded that civil procedural law requires written evidence, testimony, and suspicion-based evidence in order to file a civil procedural case. In terms of evidence in bankruptcy, it is typically filed before the case goes to court with written letters of transaction or peace agreements made by the parties involved.
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Papers by Justin B R Y A N Mintura