Land Law Clarifications

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Lien-holders retain enforceability without physical possession if their caveat is active. Co-proprietors must agree to charges. Easements require consent and agreements. Servient owners can seek easement termination. Unregistered liens dont grant automatic title transfer rights. Charges and mortgages keep ownership with the registered owner. Easements can be impliedly created. Failure to enter a lien holders caveat within six years can extinguish rights. Proceeds from charged property sales are paid to the chargee. Jual Janji is a recognized form of land hypothecation in Malay law. Section 206(3) of the National Land Code affirms the enforceability of unregistered Jual Janji agreements.

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A lien-holder retains legal enforceability under the National Land Code even without the physical possession of the Issue Document of Title, provided the lien-holder’s caveat is still active. True False Ahmad and Abu are the co-proprietors of a piece of land in Klang, Selangor whereby both of them hold equal share in the land. Ahmad wishes to obtain a loan from Oren Bank to be secured by a charge over the portion of the land that he holds. Under the National Land Code, Ahmad is allowed to do so without having to ask Abu to jointly create a change over the whole piece of land that they owned. True False Easement is validly created once the servient land owner is agreeable to allow the dominant land owner to use ****s land subject to a payment of RM10,* per annum. Both Parties signed an agreement relating to the creation of a right of way. True False
Here are the answers based on the National Land Code:
*. Lien-holder's Caveat: True
- A lien-holder retains enforceability without physical possession of the Issue Document of Title if their caveat is active.
*. Ahmad's Loan with Oren Bank: False
- Ahmad cannot charge only ****s portion without Abu's consent, as a charge generally requires all co-proprietors to agree.
*. Easement Creation: True
- An easement is valid if the servient owner consents and both parties sign an agreement, even with payment conditions.
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The Servient Land Owner may apply to court for the termination of an Easement. True False A lien created as security for a friendly loan, if not registered, grants the lender an automatic right to transfer the title upon default. True False A charge and a mortgage has similar features that when it is created, legal owners****p over the land shall remain with the registered owner. True False
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Here are the answers based on general principles related to land law in Malaysia:
*. Termination of Easement: True
- The servient landowner can apply to the court to terminate an easement under certain conditions, such as a change in circumstances or if the easement is no longer necessary.
*. Unregistered Lien and Title Transfer: False
- An unregistered lien does not automatically grant the lender the right to transfer the title upon default. Registration is typically necessary to protect the lender's interests.
*. Charge and Mortgage: True
- Both charges and mortgages allow the legal owners****p to remain with the registered owner w****le providing security to the lender.
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Lily, Deen’s neighbour, is agreeable to allow Deen to put up an advertisement of ****s Nasi Kandar Restaurant situ Kelang, District of Kelang, Selangor Darul Ehsan. The consideration is RM5,* per annum and was later an advertisement as agreed. The creation of Easement is valid. True False W****ch statement best explains the legal reasoning Perwira Habib Bank v Megat Najmuddin Megat Khas with regard to the identity of the lien creator? The equitable interest is sufficient to establish a lien. Only the registered proprietor can create a lien, agents or nominees cannot. A t****rd party can create a lien if there is an intention to repay. A lien must be registered to have any effect.
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Here are the answers based on the context of Malaysian land law:
*. Creation of Easement: False
- An easement typically involves rights over land, not for advertisements.

*. Perwira Habib Bank v Megat Najmuddin Megat Khas:
- Only the registered proprietor can create a lien; agents or nominees cannot.
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The word “landlocked” is interpreted as “fully or almost enclosed by land” w****ch of the following cases decided that it was expedient to grant LAROW? Kelab Renang Pulau Pinang v Pentadbir Tanah, Daerah Timur Laut, Pulau Pinang & Anor Che Nik bte Bakar v Pentadbir Tanah Kuala Krai Liow Tow Thong v Pentadbir Tanah Alor Gajah Si Rusa Inn Sdn Bhd & Ors v The Collector of Land Revenue Port Dickson According to Maxwell’s view, w****ch statement is TRUE regarding Jual Janji in Malay customary law? It is the only form of hypothecation of land known to Malay law. It was introduced by British colonists. It applies only to oral agreement with no legal effect. It is solely a contract of sale without conditions. W****ch provision of the National Land Code (NLC) affirms the contractual enforceability of unregistered Jual Janji agreements? Section *(*) Section *(*) Section * Section *(*)
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Here are the answers to your questions based on Malaysian land law:
*. Landlocked Case:
- *Che Nik bte Bakar v Pentadbir Tanah Kuala Krai* is the case where it was expedient to grant LAROW.
*. Maxwell’s View on Jual Janji:
- It is the only form of hypothecation of land known to Malay law.
*. Provision on Jual Janji in NLC:
- Section *(*) affirms the contractual enforceability of unregistered Jual Janji agreements.
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The word “landlocked” is interpreted as “fully or almost enclosed by land” w****ch of the following cases decided that it was expedient to grant LAROW? Kelab Renang Pulau Pinang v Pentadbir Tanah, Daerah Timur Laut, Pulau Pinang & Anor Che Nik bte Bakar v Pentadbir Tanah Kuala Krai Liow Tow Thong v Pentadbir Tanah Alor Gajah Si Rusa Inn Sdn Bhd & Ors v The Collector of Land Revenue Port Dickson According to Maxwell’s view, w****ch statement is TRUE regarding Jual Janji in Malay customary law? It is the only form of hypothecation of land known to Malay law. It was introduced by British colonists. It applies only to oral agreement with no legal effect. It is solely a contract of sale without conditions. W****ch provision of the National Land Code (NLC) affirms the contractual enforceability of unregistered Jual Janji agreements? Section *(*) Section *(*) Section * Section *(*)
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Here are the answers to your questions based on Malaysian land law:
*. Landlocked Case:
- *Che Nik bte Bakar v Pentadbir Tanah Kuala Krai* is the case where it was expedient to grant LAROW.
*. Maxwell’s View on Jual Janji:
- It is the only form of hypothecation of land known to Malay law.
*. Provision on Jual Janji in NLC:
- Section *(*) affirms the contractual enforceability of unregistered Jual Janji agreements.
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Under the Common Law, easement can only operate if it is expressly created by a grant or deed. However, in certain circumstances easement may also be impliedly created if it falls under the concept of lost modern grant and long user. True False Failure to enter a Lien Holder's Caveat wit****n six years renders the lien-holder's right automatically extinguished under the Limitation Act * True False The proceeds from an audition of the charged property shall be paid by the Land Office or High Court to the chargee directly for the chargee to set off the outstanding amount and other expenses incurred in the application for an order for sale. True False
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Here are the answers based on general principles related to land law:
*. Easement Creation Under Common Law:
- True: Easements can be impliedly created under the concept of lost modern grant and long user.
*. Lien Holder's Caveat and Limitation Act *:
- True: Failure to enter a lien holder's caveat wit****n six years can extinguish the lien-holder's right.
*. Proceeds from Charged Property:
- True: The proceeds should be paid directly to the chargee for setting off outstanding amounts and expenses incurred.
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W****ch of the following statements are not true (you may choose more than *) Prior to applying for order for sale, a charge must first issue a notice in Form 16D if the Borrower has breached any of the terms to the loan agreement or defaulted in the repayment of the loan. In issuing a notice in Form 16D to a defaulting borrower, the chargee must the notice states the amount of the principal sum due to the charge. In the event that the loan granted by the chargee to the borrower is repayable upon the demand and the borrower has breached one of the terms in the loan agreement, the chargee has an option to either issue a notice in Form 16D or Form 16E. Under the National Land Code, the Notice in Form 16D or Form 16E may be served to the borrower either by hand, or leaving the notice at the last known address of the borrower or send it by ordinary post.
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Here are the statements that are not true based on Malaysian land law:
*. Issuing Notice in Form 16D: The chargee must state the amount of the principal sum due, but t****s is not always required in every situation.
*. Form 16D or Form 16E Option: A notice in Form 16E is typically used for a different purpose than breach of loan terms; thus, t****s option may not be applicable.
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Here are the straightforward answers to the questions:
*. Lien-holder's Caveat: True
*. Ahmad's Loan with Oren Bank: False
*. Easement Creation: True
*. Termination of Easement: True
*. Unregistered Lien and Title Transfer: False
*. Charge and Mortgage: True
*. Creation of Easement: False
*. Perwira Habib Bank v Megat Najmuddin Megat Khas: Only the registered proprietor can create a lien.
*. Landlocked Case: Che Nik bte Bakar v Pentadbir Tanah Kuala Krai
*. Maxwell’s View on Jual Janji: It is the only form of hypothecation of land known to Malay law.
*. Provision on Jual Janji in NLC: Section *(*)
*. Easement Creation Under Common Law: True
*. Lien Holder's Caveat and Limitation Act *: True
*. Proceeds from Charged Property: True
*. Issuing Notice in Form 16D: Not true
*. Form 16D or Form 16E Option: Not true
In w****ch case did the court hold that the lender’s evasive conduct resulted in time no longer being of the essence? Husaini bin Yaacob v Tan Teo Siang Wong See Leng v Saraswathy Ammal Ahmad Bin Omar v Hj Salleh / Haji Abdul Rahman v Hassan
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In the case Husaini bin Yaacob v Tan Teo Siang, the court held that the lender's evasive conduct resulted in time no longer being of the essence. If you have more questions or need further information, feel free to ask!
W****ch of the following statements are true: (you may choose more than * answer) Consolidation refers to a situation where there are more than * charge created by the same chargor in favour of the same charge over the same piece of land.x Consolidation refers to a situation where there are more than * created by the same chargor in favour of a different charge over the same piece of land. x If the chargee decided to consolidate the accounts of the chargor, the chargor shall only be entitled to discharge the charged property once all the amount of the loan has been fully paid. / To enable a chargee to successfully exercise its right to consolidate the accounts of the chargor, the chargee must ensure that no order for sale has been abused by the Court in respect of the charged property.
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Here are the statements that are true based on the context of Malaysian land law:
- If the chargee decided to consolidate the accounts of the chargor, the chargor shall only be entitled to discharge the charged property once all the amount of the loan has been fully paid.
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