Temporary Compensation Policy For Village Land Taken Over By The Government For Public Interest

. Village land that is used for public purposes will be compensated replacement land under the Law on Acquisition of Land for Public Interest. This paper reveals that replacement land cannot always be held in accordance with the planned stages and time of land acquisition. In practice, money as temporary compensation is more used than replacement land, as compensation for village land that is used for public purposes. The government adopted a temporary compensation policy to take over village land and agreed with the parties concerned, so that land acquisition activities could be carried out according to the planned stages and time. However, the provision of temporary compensation in the form of money needs to be regulated more clearly so that the land acquisition regulations and village land regulations are aligned.