Abstract
The development of judicial power brings some changes. One is the evolution of administrative law related to the object of administrative dispute, which embraces factual action. Thus, the administrative tort was also affected by this change. This writing aims to understand the government's liability on the administrative tort and the regulation of onrechtmatige overheidsdaad before and after the enactment of Law Number 30/2014 on government administration. The legal research method reveals that the government's liability on administrative tort is based on the origin of the authority (attribution, delegation, or mandate). Initially, the administrative tort done by the government was regulated by the article of 1365 Civil Law, but in 2014 it was also stipulated in the Government Administration Law. In addition, The Law of Government administration broadens the limitation of administrative decisions and makes the administrative court legally able to examine the administrative tort.
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