Appendix 6B: Sanction/Penalties for Trespassing Sasi in Nolloth
CHAPTER I
SEA
Section 1.
1. Quite clear
2. a. b. c. - Pay a fine of Rp25,000 per person
3. Pay a fine of:
a. Rp7,500 per individual big/small
b. Rp25,000 per individual big/small
c. Rp2,500 per individual big/small
d. Rp1,000 per individual big/small
e. Rp5,000 per plant big/small
4. Pay a fine of: Rp5,000 for rocks per m_
Rp7,500 for sand per m_
Rp10,000 for gravel per m_
5. Pay a fine of: Rp10,000 for rocks per m_
Rp12,500 for sand per m_
Rp15,000 for gravel per m_
6. Pay a fine of Rp100,000 or undergo further prosecution by higher authorities according to the
regulations
CHAPTER II
LAND
Section 1: Wood
1. Pay a fine of Rp5,000
2. Pay a fine of Rp10,000
3. Pay a fine of Rp12,500
4. Pay a fine of Rp25,000
5. Pay a fine of Rp1,000 for each fruit
Section 2: Coconuts
1. Pay a fine of Rp500 for each fruit
2. Pay a fine of Rp250 for each fruit
3. Pay a fine of Rp500 for each fruit
4. Pay a fine of Rp250 for each fruit
5. Pay a fine of Rp500 for each fruit
6. Pay a fine of Rp2,500 for each bottle of oil
7. Pay a fine of Rp250 for each coconut
8. Pay a fine of Rp10,000 for each tree
9. Pay a fine of Rp5,000 for each coconut “tumbak”
10. Pay a fine of Rp5,000 / family or remove weeds from the lawn appointed by the Kewang with an
approvalfrom the Kepala Desa
Section 3. Sago
1. Pay a fine of Rp5,000 for each tree
2. Pay a fine of Rp10,000 for each tree
3. Pay a fine of Rp10,000 for each tree
4. Pay a fine of Rp10,000 for each tree
5. Pay a fine of Rp2,500 for each branch
6. Pay a fine of Rp5,000 for each plantation
7. Pay a fine of Rp2,500 for each stem
8. Pay a fine of Rp10,000
Section 4: Sugar Palm
1. Pay a fine of Rp500 for each stem
2. Pay a fine of Rp250 for each stem
3. Pay a fine of Rp1,000 for each “lirang”
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