Abstract :
As technology develops, more and more economic activities are carried
out via the internet. For example in the trade sector where many people rely on ecommerce as a medium of buying and selling. E-Commerce is a gathering place
for sellers and buyers on a website. Tokopedia is one of the most well-known ecommerce sites in Indonesia. However, the existence of e-commerce does not rule
out the possibility of losses borne by consumers due to errors from business
actors. As is the case with the cancellation of transactions made unilaterally by
Tokopedia. Based on the legal facts that have been described, it can be concluded
that Tokopedia cannot cancel online transactions unilaterally to consumers
because the action is contrary to violating Article 11, Article 12, Article 16 and
Article 18 of Law Number 8 of 1999 concerning Consumer Protection. This
research is a normative juridical research by taking primary, secondary, and
tertiary data sources. Legal protection for consumers who suffer losses due to the
cancellation of transactions made unilaterally by Tokopedia has not been
specifically regulated, but in the Consumer Protection Act. Consumers who
experience losses due to the cancellation of transactions made unilaterally by
Tokopedia can take settlement efforts using litigation or non-litigation channels.
Such as complaining against the Indonesian Consumers Foundation (YLKI) or the
Consumer Dispute Resolution Agency (BPSK).
Key Word : Unilateral Cancellation, E-Commerce Transaction, Tokopedia