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The Lien Release Document is a crucial legal instrument in Indonesian secured lending and property transactions. It is used when a borrower has fully satisfied their secured obligations and the creditor needs to formally relinquish their security interest in the collateral property. This document type is governed by Indonesian law, particularly the Civil Code (KUHPerdata) and specific regulations concerning security interests. The Lien Release Document must include specific details about the original lien, the property involved, and clear statements of release. It requires proper execution before a notary public and subsequent registration with relevant authorities, such as the Land Registry Office for immovable property or the Fiducia Registration Office for movable assets. The document serves as conclusive evidence that the property is no longer encumbered and can be freely transferred or used as security for other obligations.

1. Document Title and Date: Formal title 'Lien Release Document' (Surat Pelepasan Hak Tanggungan), date of execution, and document reference number

2. Identification of Parties: Full legal names, addresses, and capacities of the lienholder (creditor) and the property owner (debtor)

3. Lien Information: Details of the original lien including registration number, date of creation, and amount of the original secured obligation

4. Property Description: Detailed description of the property subject to the lien, including registration numbers and official property identifiers

5. Release Declaration: Formal statement releasing and discharging the lien and confirming full satisfaction of the underlying obligation

6. Authorization: Statement of the lienholder's authority to release the lien and confirmation that no other parties have rights over it