Litigation in Indonesia

SSEK Law Firm partner Mahareksha Singh Dillon and associates Talitha A Ekadhani, Bagas Ananta, and Andhika Farhan Mahadi have authored the Indonesia chapter of GAR Know-how - Litigation 2026, published by Global Arbitration Review (GAR).

The guide provides a practical overview of Indonesia’s civil and commercial litigation framework, offering businesses, in-house counsel, and legal practitioners a concise reference to the rules, procedures, and enforcement mechanisms governing court proceedings in Indonesia.

The Indonesia chapter examines the organization of the Indonesian court system for civil and commercial disputes, jurisdictional considerations, the treatment of multi-jurisdictional disputes, and the interaction between court proceedings and arbitration agreements. It also addresses the recognition and enforcement of court judgments and arbitral awards, including issues relating to sovereign immunity.

In addition, the guide covers key aspects of litigation practice in Indonesia, including procedural rules, evidence, interim relief, mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution, appeals, class actions, litigation funding, legal costs, and the role of domestic courts in arbitration matters.

Read Litigation 2026 – Indonesia here.

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