Tax Court A court that has jurisdiction over dispute resolution disputes tax

...Administrative Court (PTUN) A court that has the authority to resolve disputes

...are deemed incapable of performing legal acts, and are therefore represented/assisted. Example: In disputes a contract, the plaintiff argues guardianship to claim their rights. Civil Law General reference: Civil Code and civil law doctrine

Administrative Court The judicial environment that examines disputes state administration. Example: In discussions of professional ethics & advocates, the term "Administrative Court" is often used. Professional Ethics & Advocates General reference: legal professional ethics & advocates

Reconciliation An agreement between the parties to end disputes, which can be made outside or within the court process. Example: In discussions of constitutional law, the term "Reconciliation" is often used. Constitutional Law General reference: 1945 Constitution &…

Contentious case A case that contains disputes between the parties. Example: In discussions of principles & doctrines, the term "Contentious case" is often used. Principles & Doctrines General reference: legal principles

Voluntary case A petition case that does not contain disputes, for example, a court determination. Example: In the discussion of principles, the term "Voluntary case" is often used. General Reference Principles: legal principles

...tan, for example, giving something, doing something, or not doing something. Example: In disputes a contract, the plaintiff argues performance to claim his rights. Civil Law General Reference: Civil Code and civil law doctrine

Small claims court The concept of a simple claim court for disputes small values quickly. Example: In the discussion of constitutional law, the term "Small claims court" is often used. Constitutional Law General Reference: 1945 Constitution & constitutional law…

...default when the performance is only partially fulfilled as agreed. Example: In disputes a contract, the plaintiff argues partial default to claim his rights. Civil Law General Reference: Civil Code and legal doctrine...