135-Kilometer Road Boundary Dispute Case Heard in Jayapura Court, Indonesia
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- 1. A boundary dispute case over a 135-kilometer road is being addressed in the Jayapura Administrative Court.
- 2. Along with Chief Judge Merna Cinthia, two other judges named Irfan Amos Sampe and Ad'jdan are attending the hearing.
- 3. The plaintiff's witnesses are requesting the judge to go to the field and inspect the scene to prove their case.
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In the Administrative Court (PTUN) in Jayapura, Indonesia, a boundary dispute case regarding a 135-kilometer road construction is being heard. Chief Judge Merna Cinthia is presiding over the case. She is accompanied by two member judges, Irfan Amos Sampe and Ad'jdan.
Witnesses for the plaintiff party in the case requested the court panel to personally inspect the scene in order to ensure a fair decision. The witnesses emphasized that seeing the geographical and physical conditions of the region on-site is of vital importance to conclude the case.
This legal process regarding the road route and boundaries constitutes a significant issue for the local authorities as well. Whether the court panel will conduct a field inspection will become clear in the upcoming hearings.
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- 1. Q: What is the case about?
- A: The case is based on a dispute and legal process that arose regarding the route or boundaries of a 135-kilometer road.
- 2. Q: Which judges are serving on the court panel?
- A: Chief Judge Merna Cinthia is presiding over the hearing, while two judges named Irfan Amos Sampe and Ad'jdan are accompanying her as members.
- 3. Q: What is the witnesses' request from the court?
- A: The witnesses for the plaintiff party are requesting the judges to personally inspect the scene to ensure justice and to correctly conclude the case.
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