The decision to ratify PKPU peace (homologation) based on its regulations has permanent legal force
(inkracht van geweijsde). This decision is as permanent as the final decision. An inkracht van
geweijsde decision is a decision that cannot be submitted in a new case (nebis in idem). The nature of
permanent legal force is related to whether it can be executed or implemented immediately, so that
this decision requires legal certainty by stating that the decision must have permanent legal force.
Bankruptcy law regulates differently regarding the permanent legal force in PKPU decisions, the
difference being that the permanent legal force does not apply to the entire substance of the case but
only to the peace agreement agreement, which can be called limited permanent legal force.
Regarding this specificity, the researcher wants to analyze it under the title "permanent legal force
(inkracht van geweijsde) of PKPU peace in bankruptcy law". This research uses normative juridical
research methods, with the analysis of peace theory, legal system theory and theory of legal
objectives with a statutory approach, conceptual approach and case approach and which is expected
to have prescriptive value in the future in accordance with its axiology, namely the aim of law is
justice.