Kedudukan Perjanjian Non Kontraktual Di Muka Hukum

Abstract

Non-contractual agreements are agreements that are not regulated by contract law, but still have an important legal position in the legal system. This abstract explores the position of non-contractual agreements in the legal realm. Non-contractual agreements, often called quasicontractual agreements, denote a legal relationship between parties that is not governed by a formal contract. Its position is based on the principles of justice and propriety, where an action or behavior gives rise to obligations or rights for another party, even though there is no binding written agreement. In terms of law, non-contractual agreements provide the basis for restitution or compensation for losses in situations where one party is unjustly enriched or harms the other party. The law provides protection for these informal agreements by ensuring fairness for all parties involved. The nature of non-contractual agreements is often the subject of interpretation in court, where recognition of actions or obligations arising from non-contractual relationships becomes important. This shows that even though they are not bound by formal contracts, these relationships have significant legal implications in efforts to maintain justice between the parties involved.