Brilio.net - Atta Halilintar's father, Halilintar Anofial Asmid, was involved in a dispute over a plot of land worth IDR 26 billion at the Al Anshar Islamic Boarding School, Pekanbaru, Riau. This problem has been going on for decades, but recently emerged again after Halilintar Anofial Asmid filed a civil lawsuit at the Pekanbaru District Court.
The lawsuit filed contains a request to validate ownership of land covering an area of 13,958 square meters and 923 square meters in the name of Anofial Asmid as plaintiff. However, a polemic arose when it was revealed that the land was not fully owned by Anofial Asmid. Instead, it was purchased collectively by the Islamic boarding school administrators in 1993.
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"In 1993 the land was purchased collectively from all members of the foundation donating their money to buy it, which ultimately after it was purchased became an asset of the foundation. So, at the time of purchasing this asset he was the leader of the foundation," said the lawyer from the Al Anshar Islamic boarding school representative, Dedek Gunawan was reported by Intense Investigation, Tuesday (12/3).
After the purchase was made, the land assets given collectively were renamed by Halilintar Asmid. Because, at that time, Aurel Hermansyah's father-in-law had the highest power as head of the foundation. Even though the certificate is issued in the name of Anofial Asmid, the land is still an asset of the foundation.
"Then because he was the leader at that time, he took over and put it in his name. A certificate of ownership was issued in his name. However, even though his name was issued, the land was still an asset of the foundation," he added.
But Anofial Asmid's leadership only reached 2003, exactly 11 years ago. The foundation administrators agreed to expel Halilintar Anofial, who at that time served as leader. The reason was that Atta Halilintar's father was deemed unfit to lead the Islamic Boarding School.
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"This dispute occurred when he was expelled by the foundation, because he was deemed no longer competent to be the head of the foundation. He was dismissed in 2003," said Dedek.
The foundation also asked for the return of assets that had been created in the name of Halilintar Anofial Asmid. It's not just land assets in Pekanbaru, several are spread across various regions. Some of the assets have been returned, but the land at the Al Anshar Islamic Boarding School in Pekanbaru is still being taken by Asmid, which is now a dispute.
"Then because he was no longer an administrator of the foundation, the foundation asked him to return the assets that had been created in his name. The foundation's assets were not only land in Pekanbaru, they were previously in Jakarta and spread across several areas. Some of these assets were already returned to the foundation, coincidentally the land which is the object of this dispute has not been returned," he explained.
It was stated that in 2005 Anofial Asmid had returned the land certificate to Doctor Risda as the foundation's representative. Unfortunately, the recipient of the power of attorney died before the certificate was returned. Automatically, the transfer of land assets is canceled. Dedek revealed that the boarding school had tried many ways to contact Aurel Hemansyah's father-in-law, but always failed.
"In 2005 there was a transition, he handed it over. It was handed over to Doctor Risda, who is part of the foundation members. But unfortunately, before it could be handed over again, the recipient of the plaintiff's power of sale died," he concluded.
As confirmed separately, Halilintar Anofial Asmid's attorney, Lucky Omega Hasan, opened his voice regarding the news that his client was dealing with Islamic boarding school (Ponpes) land in Pekanbaru, Riau. Lucky Omega Hasan said that the assets in question belonged to his client.
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According to him, for many years his clients have given him the right to use and exploit these assets without asking for compensation as long as they are for social purposes and as a means of community education. However, as time went by there were individuals who sued to try to take over the land rights of Halilintar Anofial Asmid in the name of the foundation.
"For years Mr. Halilintar was sued by members of the foundation. He did not fight or retaliate, he only defended his rights to his land," said Lucky, in his statement.