A Critical Review of The Recording of Land Ownership Transfer in Order to Include Capital in The Limited Liability Company Derived From Mergers and Acquisitions

As an economic actor, the Limited Liability Company is believed by many parties to have a strong legal protection for anyone who binds themselves through a legitimate agreement (an agreement as a legal binding). As a result, based on the balance sheet the binding force of the agreement will reduce the assets of the Limited Liability Company. This is because the stronger the binding force of the property agreement, the stronger the obligation that needs to be accounted for, resulting in Limited Liability Company reducing its assets in order to fulfill its achievement. The problems in this recent study were the position of Limited Liability Company as a subject of the land ownership in order to include capital and the procedure of land ownership transfer derived from mergers and acquisitions in order to include capital in Limited Liability Company. The result of this study was the land specifically as part of Limited Liability Company's assets (shares) should have its Proof of Ownership registered which is marked by the issuance of the Certificate of Land Ownership on the behalf of the Limited Liability Company either directly or through an ownership transfer by doing Inclusion in Limited Liability Company if the certificate is still on the behalf of the shareholder based on the Deed of Inclusion In Company