LEGAL FORCE OF PEACE TREATY DEED (ACTA VAN DADING) MADE BY MEDIATOR IN COURT IN SETTLEMENT CIVIL DISPUTES

Abstract

Efforts to resolve a legal case can be done by peaceful means. Peace can be made through a process in court and can also be a peace made by the parties to make a peace deed before a Notary.  How is the legal rule of the Deed of Peace Agreement (Acta van Dading) based on the Civil Code and how is the legal force of the Deed of Peace (Acta van Dading) determined by the judge from the mediation process in civil disputes. This writing uses Normative legal research, the type of Literature legal research and data collection techniques in this study are using Research methods. The legal position of the Deed of peace made before a Notary Public becomes evidence that has complete and perfect evidentiary power. If the peace deed has been made in the form of a decision by the Panel of Judges, it is the same as a decision that has the force of law that can be implemented. The results of the study concluded  that the peace agreement from the results of mediation both carried out in court and outside the court which was confirmed into a peace deed (Acta Van Dading) has permanent legal force, cannot be appealed or cassated, and has executory legal force.