LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF DEFAULT IN HOTEL BOOKING TRANSACTIONS IN BALI THROUGH ONLINE Desak Gde Dwi Arini, Ni Made Sukaryati Karma, Kristian Ananta Dion
FAKULTAS HUKUM
UNIVERSITAS WARMADEWA
Abstract
The tourism sector in Bali is a potential sector to be developed as one of the sources of regional income. Efforts to increase local revenue, the development program and the utilization of resources and potential of regional tourism in this case the hotel business is expected to contribute to economic development. Based on this, the following problems can be studied: how is the validity of hotel booking transactions in Bali online, and what are the legal consequences of default in hotel booking transactions in Bali online. The research method uses normative legal research, and the source of legal materials uses primary legal materials and secondary legal materials. And the results of the study say that the validity of hotel booking transactions in Bali online, refers to the valid terms of the agreement in Article 1320 of the Civil Code, according to the concept of the transaction is a sale and purchase which is an agreement made between the seller and the buyer, in this case between the hotel owner and the customer or consumer which can occur through a third party, namely the Travel party. In accordance with the conditions for the validity of the agreement transaction in Article 1320 of the Civil Code, that the parties must have an agreement in the transaction, the parties have legal capacity, there are certain things and a halal causa. If the transaction has fulfilled these four conditions, the agreement is considered legally valid. And the legal consequences if there is a default in an online hotel booking transaction, the agreement is considered invalid and the agreement can be canceled and the agreement is said to be null and void, meaning that the online hotel booking transaction never happened.
