BANI Legal Status Up in the Air
The Indonesia National Board of Arbitration (BANI), otherwise known as the BANI Arbitration Centre, provides a range of services in relation to arbitration, mediation, binding opinions and other forms of dispute resolution.
In 2015 all of the original BANI founders passed away. On 8 September 2016 BANI Pembaharuan (ie, the Renewed BANI) was created by way of Ministry of Law and Human Rights (MOLHR) Decision AHU-0064837.AH.01.07.TAHUN 2016 of 20 June 2016. As its official name is also BANI, it has become known as BANI Sovereign due to its office being in the Sovereign building.
Click the link below to read about the court rulings on BANI duality written by Alexandra Gerungan and Harris Toengkagie for the International Law Office.
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