Abstract

The enactment of electronic signatures, especially at the General Meeting of Share-holders (GMS) and responses to legal actions from electronic signatures in the deed of Decision of the General Meeting of Shareholders in a Limited Liability Company, will be confronted by the progress of the era and the legality of the deed. This research method is classified as normative research, the approach method is descriptive analytical. This study shows that the regulation of electronic signatures on the deed of the Statement of Shareholders' Meeting Resolutions is the development of the form of legal evidence. For this reason, the form of evidence is made in the form of electronic information or electronic documents. The effect of the signing if it is done through electronic media, namely the result of the GMS decision has a legal impact on the status of ratification in the law. If the GMS has an electronic signature so that the legality of the legal action is recognized, the government and especially the legislators make legal rules to regulate with certainty the validity of the results of the GMS electronically, so that legal certainty is formed.

Highlights

  • Limited Liability Company is a business entity that is a legal entity having limited liability in accordance with the amount of business capital placed or paid up in the form of shares, and besides that it is known as a business entity that is not a legal entity whose liability is not limited to include personal assets as in Venoschap Firm and Commanditer (Putra, 2019).Business actors can choose their business activities according to their needs and capital capabilities to develop the business activities they are interested in, so that later when they start their business activities, they will be able to determine the choice of the right type of business entity

  • This study aims to determine the use and/or utilization of the electronic signature system for the holding of the General Meeting of Shareholders of a Limited Liability Company and the legal consequences it causes

  • The legal consequences of electronic signatures will be considered legal if the manufacturing process is carried out in accordance with Article 11 UUITE and PP 82 of 2012 which emphasizes the function of electronic signatures as a means of authentication and verification, and the Notary Position Act- amendment does not contain legal norms or rules related to authority. the implementation of the duties of a Notary's office has not sufficiently regulated the forms and procedures for administering electronic signatures to be poured into an authentic deed

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Limited Liability Company is a business entity that is a legal entity having limited liability in accordance with the amount of business capital placed or paid up in the form of shares, and besides that it is known as a business entity that is not a legal entity whose liability is not limited to include personal assets as in Venoschap Firm and Commanditer (Putra, 2019).Business actors can choose their business activities according to their needs and capital capabilities to develop the business activities they are interested in, so that later when they start their business activities, they will be able to determine the choice of the right type of business entity. Limited Liability Companies are often one of the choices of business actors, including the. Open access: http://www.jurnal.unsyiah.ac.id/kanun business entity as a legal entity whose rules provide legal certainty in the development of a business, but in practice there are still problems in decision making that require all shareholders to attend and participate in the GMS. These provisions are regulated based on Law no. These provisions are regulated based on Law no. 40 of 2007 concerning Limited Liability Companies Article 77 Paragraph 1 as an imperative regulation, and in addition to referring to the provisions of Article 1 Paragraph 4 of the Company Law, it is stated that the holding of the GMS is part of a company that has privileges over power and authority that is not owned by the Company. the other two parts of the company, namely the Board of Directors and the Commissioner of the company (Putra, 2019)

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