A study of law enforcement on land ownership and the use of land ownership from the Supreme Court judgment

Abstract

This research aims to Study of legal principles relating to land ownership and use of land ownership under the Civil and Commercial Code, Book 4, Title 2, Chapter 2, Land of Ownership and Use of Ownership. To study the law enforcement on land ownership and the use of land ownership from the judgment of the Supreme Court. Selection of 30 Supreme Court judgments concerning land ownership and land use. It was a judgment of the Supreme Court from 1992 to the present. Use the record form to record details of Supreme Court judgments, facts, and legal issues, to find the frequency of judgments that have been rendered on that legal issue.

The results showed that There are 21 related sections from section 1335 - 1355 under the Civil and Commercial Code. According to the law, the right is in section 1335-1337, land of ownership and ownership power. and the restriction law is in accordance with Sections 1337-1355. From the sample of 30 Supreme Court judgments, it was found that the issue of law enforcement on land ownership and the use of land ownership was the most common in the Supreme Court judgments. Section 1349, blind land without exit to the public way, number 10 petition, Followed by Section 1336, the power of ownership in the amount of 8 petitions is the same as Section 1350, in the amount of 8 petitions. Followed by Section 1337 Excessive exercise of rights in the amount of 7 petitions. Judgments of the Supreme Court are thus regarded as the norm in applying the law. It is an example for diagnosing, interpreting and explaining various laws. For the benefit of studying law from real cases that go to the Supreme Court which is considered final and final.