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Jakarta –
The Central District Court of Jakarta (PN Jakpus) granted Otto Hasibuan’s claim against Joko Soegiarto Tjandra aka Djoko Tjandra in connection with the payment of debt service compensation. Djoko Tjandra was obliged to pay debts to Otto worth USD 2.5 million.
“Trial, granting the PKPU proposed by the petitioner against the defendant in its entirety with all the legal consequences, establishing a temporary PKPU for 45 days from the time this decision was issued, appointing judge Agus Suhendro, judge of the Commercial Court, as supervisor, to Heribertus Hera Soekardjo, Agus Dwiwarsono and Wendy Suyoto, Curators and administrators as PKPU management team, “said the presiding judge when reading the verdict in Jakarta Central District Court, Jalan Bungur Besar Raya, Central Jakarta, on Tuesday ( 10/27/2020).
The judge said that Djoko Tjandra and Otto Hasibuan initially agreed to a $ 2.5 million legal fee agreement to protect Djoko Tjandra’s case. However, Djoko Tjandra revoked Otto’s power of attorney on August 15, 2020, related to the agreement, the judge said that the fee agreement was still valid even though Djoko Tjandra withdrew his power.
“Based on the P3 test, confirmation of fees or agreements related to legal fees for the agreed scope of work of USD 2.5 million, handwritten and signed by the applicant and the defendant. The applicant has taken steps to defend the interests However, the defendant withdrew the power of attorney granted to the applicant on August 15, 2020 so that he ceases to comply with his obligations, “said the judge.
“Based on the above considerations, it is shown that the applicant and the applicant have an agreement or agreement that binds the donor and the beneficiary with a fee of USD 2.5 million and has been revoked, but according to the council the revocation of power it does not reduce the request of the applicant for agreed obligations, “he continued. judge.
It is known that Otto Hasibuan filed a lawsuit in the Central District Court of Jakarta on September 25, 2020. In his petitum, Otto requested that his request be granted and asked the panel of judges to declare that Djoko Tjandra was in PKPU status and all legal consequences.
As is well known, Otto once admitted to accepting a request from the family of the convicted Bank Bali collection rights case (cessie), Djoko Tjandra, to become a lawyer. Otto said that he has now officially become Djoko Tjandra’s lawyer.
“So as of today, I am officially a legal representative of Djoko Tjandra, including his family,” Otto said at the Police Criminal Investigation Unit, South Jakarta, on Saturday (1/8) evening. .
But in reality, now Djoko Tjandra has teamed up with two other lawyers to deal with the case that caught him. The two lawyers are Soesilo Aribowo and Krisna Murti.
(zap / jbr)
