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    An agreement is defined as an act where one or more parties bind themselves to one or more other parties. There are two types of agreements: written and oral. Written agreements are made in writing while oral agreements are made orally. There are three forms of agreements: 1) an underhand agreement signed only by parties which only binds them, 2) an agreement witnessed by a notary to authenticate signatures but not the contents, and 3) an agreement made before and by a notary in the form of a notarial deed, which serves as perfect evidence for parties and third parties. The document discusses that agreements made before a notary have legal force and can be accounted for legally.

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    An agreement is defined as an act where one or more parties bind themselves to one or more other parties. There are two types of agreements: written and oral. Written agreements are made in writing while oral agreements are made orally. There are three forms of agreements: 1) an underhand agreement signed only by parties which only binds them, 2) an agreement witnessed by a notary to authenticate signatures but not the contents, and 3) an agreement made before and by a notary in the form of a notarial deed, which serves as perfect evidence for parties and third parties. The document discusses that agreements made before a notary have legal force and can be accounted for legally.

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    Hukum Perjanjian

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    An agreement is defined as an act where one or more parties bind themselves to one or more other parties. There are two types of agreements: written and oral. Written agreements are made in writing while oral agreements are made orally. There are three forms of agreements: 1) an underhand agreement signed only by parties which only binds them, 2) an agreement witnessed by a notary to authenticate signatures but not the contents, and 3) an agreement made before and by a notary in the form of a notarial deed, which serves as perfect evidence for parties and third parties. The document discusses that agreements made before a notary have legal force and can be accounted for legally.

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    Type Of Agreement

    An agreement in a broad sense is stated in Article 1313 of the Civil Code, that
    an agreement is an act by which one or more people bind themselves to one or more
    other people. Whereas in a narrow sense, an agreement is an agreement by which two
    or more parties bind themselves to carry out something material in nature in the field
    of assets. 12 An agreement or engagement can also be interpreted as, a legal
    relationship (regarding property assets) between two people. , which gives the right to
    one to demand something from the other, while the other person is obliged to comply
    with that demand. 13 The form of an agreement can be divided into two types, namely
    written and oral. A written agreement is an agreement made by the parties in written
    form, while an oral agreement is an agreement made by the parties in oral form
    (agreement of the parties).
    1. An underhand agreement signed by the parties concerned only. The agreement
    only binds the parties to the agreement but does not have the power to bind third
    parties. In other words, if the agreement is denied by a third party, then the parties
    or one of the parties to the agreement is obliged to submit the necessary evidence
    to prove that the objection of the third party is unfounded and unjustifiable.
    2. Agreement with a notary witness to legalize the signatures of the parties. The
    function of the notary's testimony on a document is solely to legalize the
    authenticity of the signatures of the parties. However, the testimony does not
    affect the legal force of the contents of the agreement. However, the party that
    denies it is the party that must prove its denial.
    3. Agreement made before and by a notary in the form of a notarial deed. A notarial
    deed is a deed drawn up before and before an official authorized to do so. The
    authorized officials are notaries, sub-district heads, PPAT, and others. This type
    of document is perfect evidence for the parties concerned and third parties.

    Based on the three forms or types of agreements, it can be seen that an


    agreement made by a notary or before a notary public is an agreement that has legal
    force and can be accounted for legally or juridically.

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