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PT Prima Alumga Will Release Part of the HGU Wednesday, 18 July 2012 19:23 10/31/2020 PT Prima Alumga Will Release Part of HGU - Tribun Lampung ___ Bandar Lampung Metro South Lampung Tanggamus North Lampung Tulangbawang central Lampung Oer Pringsewu O Home Lampung Mesuji PT Prima Alumga will Release Part of the HGU Wednesday, 18 July 2012 19:23 TRIBUNLAMPUNG.CO.ID - The agrarian dispute between the people of Sungai Cambai Village and PT Prima Alumga is sure to begin to see a bright spot. PT Prima Alumga has indicated that it will relinquish some of the right to cultivate (HGU) for the community. TRIBUNLAMPUNG.CO.ID Regent of Mesuji Khamamik This assurance was obtained in the mediation conducted by Regent Mesuji Khamamik at the regent's ocial residence on Wednesday (18/7/2012). On that occasion, the Regent of Mesuji Khamamik asked PT Prima Alumga to release part of its HGU to the community in order to achieve a fair settlement. –– ADVERTISEMENT –– https://lampung.tribunnews.com/2012/07/18/pt-prima-alumga-akan-lepas-sebagian-hgu 1/3 10/31/2020 PT Prima Alumga Will Release Part of HGU - Tribun Lampung Borrow Here capital loans without collateral Look for unsecured, non- bank loan online with low interest, apply at pinjamdisini.org pinjamdisini.org OPEN "I ask the community not to impose their will and the company also not to be rigid so that a fair settlement can be reached. In order to reach an agreement, I encourage the company to release part of its HGU to the community, ”said Khamamik in front of community representatives and company owners. Khamamik explained that the move to release the HGU was possible according to the applicable regulations, based on Government Regulation Number 40 of 1996 concerning HGU, HGB and Use Rights on Land. The release of the HGU was partly because it was released voluntarily by the owner. Khamamik hopes that this agreement will be used as a model for resolving other agrarian disputes in Mesuji Regency. "The voluntary release of HGU is regulated in Government Regulation No. 40 of 1996. I ask that the former HGU land that the company has released to the community is in the form of plasma, with a maximum area of 2 hectares per KK (head of family), adjusted to the company's capabilities," he said. Mesuji Regency Government will assist the process of making the certicate through Prona, thereby helping reduce costs when signing the credit agreement. Khamamik emphasized that the land cannot be traded or transferred. "Mesuji Regency Government will make a free certicate. However, on this occasion I remind you that the plasma land is not traded, we will make an agreement later. To identify the implementation, the Mesuji Regency Government will form a team, "explained Khamamik, Wednesday. (Endra Zulkarnain) Editor: taryono Follow us on Featured Videos https://lampung.tribunnews.com/2012/07/18/pt-prima-alumga-akan-lepas-sebagian-hgu 2/3 10/31/2020 PT Prima Alumga Will Release Part of HGU - Tribun Lampung Viral Video of Children Bringing His Mother's Body on a Motorcycle, Irritated by Not Being Buried in the Home Yard RECOMMENDATIONS FOR YOU Recommended by Thailand latest: King UPDATE OF Covid- Starting from a This method only The Covid-19 Task to preside at 19 Cases in reunion to an aair, takes a few seconds Force Appeals to All rebellious university Lampung, Today a woman who sells a day but Lampung People ... Nikkei Asia Translucent 1,825 cloth is killed in ... completely ... www.besthealthadvices.com https://lampung.tribunnews.com/2012/07/18/pt-prima-alumga-akan-lepas-sebagian-hgu 3/3.
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