Selling and Buying Bodong Motor Perspective of Law No. 8 of 1999 Concerning Consumer Protection and Islamic Law

Abstract

Consumer protection in consumer protection laws are all efforts that
guarantee legal certainty to provide protection to consumers. Legal certainty in this
case is that consumers have the right to obtain all information from goods sold
both in terms of specifications and quality.In practice, there are still buying and
selling transactions that are not in accordance with legal certainty. As in the village
of Plangkapan, there are still buying and selling fake motorbikes that are not
accompanied by official papers or documents. Here the object is not clear whether
the motorbike was stolen or the papers were lost. The people who bought the
motorbike did not see whether the motorbike was stolen or the documents were
lost, but only saw its useful days for the benefit of its activities.
This type of research is field research, with a socio-juridical
approach and using observation methods, documentation interviews using
purposive sampling techniques which are then analyzed using descriptive-
qualitative methods. The problem is how to buy and sell bogus motorbikes in
Plangkapan Village, Tambak District, Banyumas Regency and how to buy and sell
fake motorbikes in Plangkapan Village from the Perspective of Law No. 8 of 1999
concerning Consumer Protection and Islamic Law.
The results showed that in the practice of buying and selling motorbikes
in the practice of buying and selling in the village of Plangkapan, the results
showed that the motorbike was stolen, removed from the dealer and bought a used
motorbike, then the motorbike was sold without official papers or documents. The
buyer did not get clear information about the motorbike. But the buyer still agreed
with the buying and selling system because motorcycle buyers only see in terms of benefits. In Islamic law buying and selling motorbikes from theft is a fasid law.
However, if buying and selling fake motorbikes is not the result of theft, it is
permissible. Whereas in the Consumer Protection Act, the sale and purchase of
bodong motorbikes violates the provisions on consumer rights, the obligations of
business actors and actions that are prohibited by business actors, as well as the
lack of ownership protection for consumers