This thesis is titled “The Implementation of Property Rights Registration On Land Through
Complete Systematic Land Registration (PTSL) in Order to Achieve Legal Certainty in
Landak Regency, West Kalimantan.” This research focuses on the implementation of
property rights registration through Complete Systematic Land Registration conducted in
Landak Regency to achieve legal certainty. The purpose of this study is to understand how
the implementation of property rights registration through Complete Systematic Land
Registration (PTSL) works to achieve legal certainty in Landak Regency, West Kalimantan,
and whether there are any issues during the implementation of the PTSL program. The type
of research conducted is empirical legal research, which focuses on the legal phenomena
occurring within society or the social facts present in the community environment.
Furthermore, the research results are analyzed qualitatively descriptively to draw
conclusions. In the research conducted, the author found that the total number of applicants
for the PTSL program in Amboyo Inti Village, Ngabang District, Landak Regency in 2023
is 561 individuals. In 2023, the Land Office of Landak Regency targeted the implementation
of PTSL to cover 1.000 plots of land in Amboyo Inti Village. Based on this data, 10% was
taken through Random Sampling from the total number of applicants for the Complete
Systematic Land Registration (PTSL) program in Amboyo Inti Village, Ngabang District,
Landak Regency in 2023, amounting to 56 individuals, to serve as respondent samples in
this study. Several obstacles were also identified in the implementation, including data
overlap and a lack of public awareness. This program has been well received by the
community, as they realize that land certificates will provide legal certainty over land
ownership and increase land value. Thus, the author concludes that the success rate of the
PTSL program in Landak Regency in 2023 is 100%, indicating that the program has been
successfully implemented and has met its planned targets.