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We recently advised Australian investors who needed to sell their Indonesian properties on an international online auction platform. This created significant conflict-of-law issues. Our team undertook substantial work to successfully integrate the international platform with local legal and corporate obligations, allowing the properties to be marketed globally.
The Challenge: Australian investors contracted a major international auction house to sell their Indonesian properties using a sophisticated online platform. They assumed the process would be straightforward, but the platform’s operations conflicted with local Indonesian legal and corporate obligations for property transfers.
Our Solution: Our advisors undertook substantial work to bridge the gap between the two jurisdictions. This involved liaising with the international auction house and local authorities to create a legally compliant workflow that satisfied the requirements of both the online platform and Indonesian law.
The Result: We successfully integrated the two systems, allowing the properties to be legally and effectively marketed and sold on the international online platform, opening them up to a global market.
Key Lesson for Investors: Investors must ensure they do not assume the laws and regulations of their domestic jurisdiction will seamlessly transfer to Indonesia. The integration of international jurisdictions often creates conflict-of-law issues which only experienced advisers can navigate.