Tag: Gunawan Jusuf

On Gunawan Jusuf’s Pre-Trial

We previously reported that Gunawan Jusuf and several parties had filed a pre-trial lawsuit at the South Jakarta District Court against the National Police’s Criminal Investigation Unit (Bareskrim). The lawsuit concerns the prolonged dispute between Gunawan’s Makindo group and businessman Toh Keng Siong. Gunawan decided to revoke that lawsuit, only to file another similar lawsuit several days later. But then again, on October 8, 2018, Gunawan decided to revoke the said lawsuit. These series of revocation made Toh Keng Siong’s legal counsel lodge a complaint to the Judicial Commission.

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Gunawan Jusuf v. Toh Keng Siong: The Dispute Continues

For the past three years, Gunawan Jusuf’s name keeps appearing on several district courts case registration system, either for filing lawsuits or being sued. This year is no exception. On August 30, 2018, Gunawan and several parties filed a pre-trial lawsuit at the South Jakarta District Court against the National Police’s Criminal Investigation Unit (Bareskrim), at the heart of the lawsuit is the prolonged dispute between Gunawan’s Makindo group and businessman Toh Keng Siong. The root of the dispute can be traced back to a cooperation agreement the parties entered into over two decades ago.

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Gunawan Jusuf v. Bambang Trihatmodjo

On December 5, 2017, the South Jakarta District Court registered a pre-trial lawsuit. The lawsuit was filed by two individuals, including the sugar baron Gunawan Jusuf, against the General Crimes Directorate of the National Police’s Criminal Investigation Unit (Bareskrim). At the heart of the lawsuit is the Bareskrim’s investigation based on PT Bumi Sumber Sari Sakti’s police report. PT Bumi Sumber Sari Sakti belongs to Bambang Trihatmodjo, the first son of the late President Soeharto.

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Sugar Group v. Salim Group

PT Mekar Perkasa’s Suspension of Debts Payment (PKPU) petition against Sugar Group’s PT Sweet Indolampung was declined by the Commercial Court of the Central Jakarta District Court. The Panel of Judges insisted Salim Group’s Mekar Perkasa must be able to prove that Sweet Indolampung actually had matured debts.

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