Drawing Up a Notary Deed on Building Use Rights Land on Freehold Land for Hotel Development

Abstract

Building use rights can be granted on private land with the official's deed, not a notary's, which will be registered at the land office. The public views a notary as an official, a location to acquire reliable legal advice, and a place to make critical legal papers, such as a hotel building deed of agreement. This study examines the authority of a notary to make a notarial deed on private land with building use rights for hotel construction and how it grants building use rights. This study uses normative legal research with primary, secondary, and tertiary legal sources. This study employed statutory methodology. Literature studies collect legal facts. A notary must follow the law while putting the parties' preferences or actions into an authentic deed. Second, a notary deed grants hotel construction building use rights on property rights. A notary deed granting building use rights on private land for hotel construction is cheerful because it requires formal proof of ownership of the land and buildings in the form of a certificate.