Blog Category: Legal Updates

Legal Guide to Oil Regulation in Indonesia: Local Content, Transfers, Decommissioning and Transportation

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This is the fifth post in our 2014 Legal Guide to Oil Regulation. Fitriana Mahiddin and Syahdan Z. Aziz will address a new topic each week. Use of domestic goods A PSC contractor is required to prioritize the use of domestic goods, services, technology and engineering and design expertise in a transparent and competitive manner, in accordance … Legal Guide to Oil Regulation in Indonesia: Local Content, Transfers, Decommissioning and Transportation

Legal Guide to Oil Regulation in Indonesia: Licenses, Royalties and Contracts

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This is the fourth post in our 2014 Legal Guide to Oil Regulation. Fitriana Mahiddin and Syahdan Z. Aziz will address a new topic each week. Under the Oil and Gas Law, entities in the form of a state-owned enterprise (SOE), regional-owned enterprise (BUMD), a cooperative, small business or private business entity may enter into a … Legal Guide to Oil Regulation in Indonesia: Licenses, Royalties and Contracts

Which Goods Require Indonesian-Language Labels and What Is the Penalty for Failing to Comply?

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Indonesia’s Ministry of Trade has updated Regulation No. 67/M-DAG/PER/11/2013 regarding the Obligation to Affix Indonesian-Language Labels on Goods, with the issuance of Minister of Trade Regulation No. 10/M-DAG/PER/1/2014 dated January 30, 2014 (MOT Reg. 67/2013). This MOT regulation requires that certain goods manufactured in Indonesia and certain imported goods traded in Indonesia carry a label … Which Goods Require Indonesian-Language Labels and What Is the Penalty for Failing to Comply?

New Negative List Introduces Changes to Health Investment in Indonesia

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By Ira A. Eddymurthy and Alvin S. Suryohadiprojo The Indonesian Government has released a new list of business fields that are closed to investment and business fields that are conditionally open to investment. The long-awaited New Negative List, issued under Presidential Regulation No. 39 of 2014, increases allowed foreign ownership levels in several key industries, … New Negative List Introduces Changes to Health Investment in Indonesia

Legal Guide to Vertical Agreements in Indonesia: KPPU and Enforcement

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Notifying Agreements Outline any formal procedure for notifying agreements containing vertical restraints to the authority responsible for antitrust enforcement. There is no formal procedure for notifying agreements containing vertical restraints. Authority Guidance If there is no formal procedure for notification, is it possible to obtain guidance from the authority responsible for antitrust enforcement or a … Legal Guide to Vertical Agreements in Indonesia: KPPU and Enforcement

Legal Guide to Vertical Agreements in Indonesia: Types of Restraint

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How is restricting the buyer’s ability to determine its resale price assessed under antitrust law? In general, Indonesia’s Antimonopoly Law prohibits resale price maintenance in the form of a minimum resale price. The Antimonopoly Law does not prohibit resale price maintenance in the form of maximum resale price or specified resale price. Have the authorities … Legal Guide to Vertical Agreements in Indonesia: Types of Restraint

Fee Guidelines for Administrators and Receivers in Indonesian Bankruptcy Proceedings

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By Dewi Savitri Reni  and Dewi Mayangsari Law No. 37 of 2004 regarding Bankruptcy and Suspension of Debt Payments (the “Bankruptcy Law”) stipulates that the fees for Administrators and Receivers are decided after the bankruptcy or the Suspension of Debt Payment (Penundaan Kewajiban Pembayaran Utang or “PKPU”) is concluded. While there is some subjectivity in determining … Fee Guidelines for Administrators and Receivers in Indonesian Bankruptcy Proceedings