DIFFERENCES OF PUBLIC LEGAL AGENCIES AND PRIVATE LEGAL AGENCIES

Based on Article 1 paragraph (1) and Article 2 NBW which are intended by public legal entities, they are the State, provinces, municipalities (regencies / cities), The Waterboards and other institutions authorized in the legislative field (making and issuing Legislation Regulations laws) based on the Dutch Constitution. Bodies which can also be called public legal entities are bodies other than those mentioned in Article 1 which are authorized in the framework of Government tasks and the results of which are given the specific authority are determined or in accordance with the law. Thus the criteria used to determine a body as a public legal entity is the existence of legislative authority possessed by that body based on the Dutch Constitution or other body which has or is authorized to carry out the tasks of the Government. Meanwhile private legal entities in NBW are regulated in Article 3 of the Persons Private Legal mentioned "Associations, Cooperatives, Mutual Insurance Societes, Open Corporations, Cloaked Corporation and Foundations have legal personality", bodies including those included as private legal entities are Associations / Association, Limited Liability Company, Private Insurance Company, PT. Open / Public Limited Company, PT. Closed / Private Limited Company and Foundation. Thus, the criteria used to determine a legal entity is a private legal entity based on the form of a legal entity. These legal entities are legal entities which usually have certain objectives such as seeking a social advantage or purpose as individuals who have no authority. like a public legal entity. Keywords: Public Legal Entity, Private Legal Entity, Legal Entity