This report addresses the recent finalization and correction of the Surat Perjanjian Komitmen Fee Word Fix (hereinafter referred to as the "Agreement"). Following a comprehensive review of the initial drafts, critical linguistic and structural ambiguities were identified in the definition of the "Commitment Fee" calculation and payment terms.
| Clause | Description | |--------|-------------| | | Identifies both parties (name, legal status, address). | | Definition of Commitment Fee | States the exact amount (in IDR or USD), payment schedule, and method (bank transfer, etc.). | | Trigger Event | Specifies what constitutes the commitment being fulfilled (e.g., “Upon issuance of a binding loan offer letter”). | | Refundability | Critical clause: Usually non-refundable unless fraud or breach by the receiving party occurs. | | Term & Expiry | Validity period of the commitment. If no deal within X months, the fee may be forfeited or returned. | | Default & Penalties | Late payment interest (e.g., 2% per month) or forfeiture of rights. | | Dispute Resolution | Choice of Indonesian court (often Jakarta Selatan) or arbitration (BANI). | | Governing Law | Indonesian Civil Code ( KUH Perdata ) regarding agreements and obligations. | surat perjanjian komitmen fee word fix
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A true has zero escalation clauses. If you see phrases like “dapat ditinjau kembali setiap 6 bulan” (can be reviewed every 6 months), that is not a Word Fix. That is a variable contract in disguise. This report addresses the recent finalization and correction
A is a legally binding contract between two parties (usually a Pemberi Fee – Fee Giver, and a Penerima Fee – Fee Recipient). It stipulates that the recipient will receive a specific, fixed amount of money (or percentage) for facilitating a transaction, introducing a client, securing a project, or completing a specific milestone. | | Definition of Commitment Fee | States