E-Commerce Transactions Regulation In Indonesia

Hisyam Afif Al Fawwaz,Master Of Law, Faculty Of Law, Universitas Diponegoro

doi:10.47191/ijsshr/v5-i2-38

Hisyam Afif Al Fawwaz, Master Of Law, Faculty Of Law, Universitas Diponegoro

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https://doi.org/10.47191/ijsshr/v5-i2-38

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Abstract

Electronic commerce is a transaction model with different characteristics from conventional transaction models, especially with a reach that is not only local but also global in character. This new method can create a business directly or often online. Through this trade transaction, the existing trading concept can be changed to a telemarketing concept, namely remote trading using the internet. Electronic Transaction activities that are attempted through the internet media can penetrate the jurisdictional limits of a certain country. The parties need to agree on the applicable laws in Electronic Contracts made in International Electronic Transactions. Since it was approved in 2008, Law Number 11 of 2008 concerning Information and Electronic Transactions (UU ITE) has at least regulated two important things, namely the recognition of electronic transactions and electronic documents in the law of engagement and the law of evidence, as well as clarity on the classification of prohibited legal acts. related to the misuse of IT (Information Technology) and its criminal sanctions

Highlights

The growth in the use of electronic media does have a positive effect in the form of convenience for users to conduct various activities, and has a negative impact, for example the widespread problem of obscene images that are captured by using cellphones
The existence of this Law is highly expected by certain groups, among others, to provide a legal basis for electronic transactions so that in this case there is a need for proof of transactions made has been tried, information in electronic media and the printouts can be used as legal evidence
The requirements for electronic transactions in the ITE Law and PP PSTE are still partial because they have not yet reached the main cases in electronic transaction activities, among others, are conditions for overriding the legal provisions of state boundaries and harmonization of the legal system for parties carrying out International Electronic Transactions. (Margaretha and Budi 2018)

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INTRODUCTION

The growth in the use of electronic media does have a positive effect in the form of convenience for users to conduct various activities, and has a negative impact, for example the widespread problem of obscene images that are captured by using cellphones. Electronic commerce is a transaction model with different characteristics from conventional transaction models, especially with a reach that is local and global in character This new method can create a business directly or often online. (Anthonius and Dicky 2019) Enni Soerjati Priowirjanto argues that Electronic Transactions are actions of the parties, which are attempted with the aim of giving rise to rights and obligations that must be fulfilled, as a legal consequence of conventions between consumers and business actors that are attempted through electronic media. In order to avoid and eradicate the misuse of data technology, which is tried individually or in groups that extend beyond national boundaries, law enforcement efforts are needed through increased cooperation between countries, whether bilateral, regional, or international. It is aimed to protect the reputation of the disputing parties because the arbitration forum's verdict is final and binding and is considered in accordance with the motto of electronic transactions, namely cheap, effective and instant as asserted by Ester Dwi Maghfirah in her article entitled Consumer Protection in Electronic Transactions. (Ester 2007)

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