Pertanggungjawaban Developer Perumahan terhadap Kerusakan Rumah yang Dijualnya (Studi di Tamora Residence)

Abstract

Livable housing is housing that is built with quality, safe, orderly and good building construction, as well as the availability of facilities, infrastructure, and public facilities. However, in certain conditions, consumers are sometimes disadvantaged because the facilities and building specifications are not appropriate and there are often hidden defects in the building. The purpose of the research in this thesis is to find out the regulation of housing quality standards in Indonesia, to find out the form of responsibility of the Tamora Residence housing developer if there is damage to the housing unit it sells, and to find out the legal efforts that can be taken by consumers to ask for responsibility from the Tamora Residence housing developer regarding damage to the housing unit it sells. The method used in writing this thesis is the normative-empirical legal research method, namely a method that refers to data collection which is then processed with the analysis techniques used and presented in descriptive form. This research has a descriptive nature. Data sources obtained through primary and secondary legal materials. The data collection technique used is a field study in the Tamora Residence housing complex and a literature study. The data collection technique used is qualitative analysis. The results of the study found that the regulation of housing quality standards in Indonesia is regulated in the Regulation of the Minister of State for Public Housing of the Republic of Indonesia Number 22/Permen/M/2008 Concerning Minimum Service Standards for Public Housing in Provincial and Regency/City Regions. The responsibility of the Tamora Residence Housing developer is appropriate where the developer is responsible for repairing damaged parts of the house if the damage occurs for less than 90 (ninety) days after the house purchase agreement. The legal efforts made by consumers to request accountability from the Tamora Residence Housing developer are by first going through a consensus, then they can file a lawsuit through a general court or outside the court.