Pelaksanaan Perkawinan Menurut Hukum Adat Batak Toba Pada Masyarakat Batak Di Kandis

Purba, Agus Pianna Br (2022) Pelaksanaan Perkawinan Menurut Hukum Adat Batak Toba Pada Masyarakat Batak Di Kandis. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

Customary law is an unwritten law recognized by the 1945 Constitution. As it is known that Indonesia has various ethnic groups and languages. One of them is the Javanese, the Minang, the Malay, the Batak, and so on. It is known that the Batak tribe still adheres to their customs, especially in terms of implementing marriages. In terms of the implementation of marriage according to the Batak tribe, there are quite extensive problems regarding sinmot and high dowry. So that makes Batak men to think again about marrying Batak women, and also the problem of disputes between the Toba Batak and Simalungun Bataks who debate what custom should be used in their wedding ceremony. The main problem in this study is how the implementation of marriage according to Toba Batak customary law in the community in Kandis, how the legal consequences of marriage according to Batak customary law on the status of husband and wife, children and property in the Batak customary community in Kandis and how the implementation of Batak marriage Toba according to Batak customary law in the Kandis community of Siak Regency. The method used in this study when viewed from the type, this research is classified as observational research by means of a survey, which is a type of research that takes the research directly at the place or location of work, relatives of the father and mother, traditional marriage ceremonies. The nature of this research is descriptive analytical, namely the author tries to provide a complete, detailed, and clear description of a statement related to the implementation of marriage according to Batak customary law at the Batak customary community association in Kandis. From the results of the study, it is known that, in the indigenous Batak tribe in Kandis, the patrilineal kinship system carries out marriages in the form of exogamous marriages where the implementation of marriage is continuous and gradual, starting from the proposal to marriage. Marriages carried out according to customary law result in the wife becoming a relative of the husband, and the son later becoming the successor to the father's lineage who later became the successor of his father's clan. Meanwhile, marital property can be divided into innate assets that can be separated between the rights of the husband and the rights of the wife, and joint assets that are jointly controlled by the husband and wife.

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