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ALIENATION LAW 504 Prepared by: Pn Hamsiah Omar

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Page 1: Alienation of Land

ALIENATION

LAW 504

Prepared by:

Pn Hamsiah Omar

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INTRODUCTION

Sec. 40 – all state land vest in the SA Sec. 41 – SA has the right to dispose of and

take back the land Sec. 42 – one of the right to dispose of state

land is by way of alienation.

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Illustration

Ahmad would like to apply for a piece of land in

Klang under alienation. He seeks your advice

on what is alienation and how is the process.

Advise Ahmad

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STEPS TO BE TAKEN

Application for the land under alienation approval stage and conditions to be imposed

by SA; Payment of land revenue; Survey ( for issuance of title); Preparation of title; and Registration.

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Sec. 76 – what is alienation?

Another mode of disposal of state land

– sec 42(1) (a) The best mode of disposal; Means to convey or give away a right and

title of a piece of state land.

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Why alienation is the best mode of disposal?

Proprietor will get title to the land; Period is longer than other mode of

disposal; Proprietor feels secured to develop and

invest in the land; If land is acquired by SA for public purpose,

proprietor will get compensation; Proprietor can deal with the land.

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Sec 76- alienation consists of: (a) term not exceeding 99 years; or (aa) perpetuity (forever); Payment of rent; Payment of premium; Subject to category of land use; Subject to condition and restriction in interest

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Who can apply (applicant)?

Any person/body described in sec 43Term of alienationSec 76(a)- maximum term 99 years;Sec76(aa) – in perpetuity if-i. It is made to the Federal Govt or to a public

authority;ii. The land is to be used for public purpose;iii. SA feels there is special circumstances.

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Who can alienate land?

Sec. 40 – all land vest in the SA Sec. 41 – SA can dispose and take back the land Sec. 42 –(a) right is given to SA to dispose of state

land and no one else; State Executive Council (EXCO) will meet and

discuss the application of the land for alienation. Cases – Sidek Mohammed

Kabra Holdings

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EXCO meets and discuss the following:-

To approve or not to approve application.If approves, to determine the following matteers;- Sec 76(a)- terms of alienation; Sec 76(b)- application must pay the annual rent; sec 76(c)- applicant may have to pay premium(at the

SA’s discreation) Sec 76(d)- land alienated will be subject to the

category of land use; Sec 76(e)- SA may impose condition or restriction

in interest on the title;

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Payment of land revenue

Alienation is subject to payment to land revenue.What is Land Revenue?Sec 5 – every sum due to the SA can be either premium or rent payable in respect of alienated land; or

Can be fees under any license of permit relating to land”Payment of land revenue to be made before alienation

takes effect.

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Items of land revenue to be paid upon approval- sec 81(1)

After the SA has approved the application made, the following items of land revenue to bepaid to the SA:- 1st year’s annual rent; Premium if any; Amount of any survey fees; Fees for preparation and registration of

document of qualified title and final title;

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Sec 81(2)- time frame to make payment

The collector by notice in F5A shall require

proprietor to pay them (sums due) within a

specified time.

What if payment is not made within the time

limit?

The approval shall lapse

Case : Teh Bee

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Teh Bee’s case

A, an applicant of land under alienation made payment of land revenue beyond specified time

Payment was accepted and registration of title in her name was perfected.

A TOL holder, B, who occupied the land in question challenged the alienation to A and claimed that approval had already lapsed when payment was made, t/fore SA has acted Ultra Vires the NLC.

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…Teh Bee’s case

Held- SA did not ultra vires NLC. At the time payment was made, there was no other applicant and when SA accepted the payment means that it has given a fresh approval.

Decision shows that: Payment of land revenue to be made within time is

not mandatory, only directory; SA has the discretion to accept payment even if

made beyond time limit.

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Sec 82 - deposit

SA may also ask for deposit be paid apart from the land revenue .

Notice in F5A will be served on the applicant for payment of deposit within specified time

If fail to do so, application deem withdrawn.

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Survey for alienation under final title – sec 83

When alienation is approved and payment of land revenue is made, title will issued to the applicant. Before title can be issued, survey to the land must first be done. SA will conduct a survey to determine boundaries

according to Sec 396 Survey is carried out by Survey Officer appointed

under NLC or by licensed surveyor registered under Licensed Land Surveyors Act 1958

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The actual area of land for alienation at the time of approval is provisional ie not definite and temporary only;

After survey, it may became smaller of bigger;

Area should as near may be with what is stated in the plan and description to which been approved.

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What if there are differences/discrepancies in area approved and after survey is done

Sec. 83(3) If Director of Survey satisfied that boundaries

are substantially different from the provisional area, he will refer matter to SA; and

To re-determine the area.

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Right of proprietor on differences/discrepancies in area

Can proprietor take action against SA? Sec 83(4) No person shall have the right to claim

against SA if the area alienated is smaller then provisionally approved.

Case – Khoo Kay Boon

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Yap Lai Yoke v. Chin Fook Wah

R, proprietor of QT claimed the B had unlawfully encroaching on R’s land.

B’s defense was that a road had been sited in correctly thus reducing the size of their lots

Means that the area stated in the title differ from what they actually had.

Held – B has no right to extend his building on another’s land to make up his lost land. It was the problem between the authorities and proprietors, no excuse for encroachment.

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Re-computation of land revenue- sec 84

Land revenue previously paid was computed:- Based on area temporarily approved; Before the surveyAfter survey , actual land area is determined, it may differ. If land becomes smaller, means land revenue may

be overpaid, SA will refund accordingly; or If land becomes bigger, land revenue is underpaid,

SA will add to rental next due.

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Preparation of Title – sec 77(1)

After payment of land revenue has been made, the SA will determine what form of title to be issued:

1. Qualified Title; or

2. Final Title

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Qualified Title(QT) – “Hak Milik Sementara”

Land under QT has not been survey – sec 77(2)(a). SA may first issue QT before Final Title. Land area is not final/is provisional; The land is not capable of being subdivided,

partitioned or amalgamated. No building on the land can be subdivided/strata title

cannot be issued. However, NLC confers the same rights as applicant

under final title – proprietor has the power to lease,charge or transfer the land.

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Final Title

After is done, final title will be issued.

SA will determine what forms of final title to be

issued (look at the type of land);_ Registry Title -sec 77(3)(a) Land Office Title – sec 77(3)(b)

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Registry Title

Appropriate is the case of town/village land, and country land exceeding 4 hectares in area and any part of foreshore or seabed

Can be in the form of QT or FT

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Land Office Title – sec 77(3)(b)

Relevant for country land not exceeding 4 hectares in area.

Proviso in sec 77(3)(6) – SA may direct to be issued under registry title even it does not exceed 4 hectares.

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Sec. 84 – RDT and IDT

After SA has determine whether land falls under Registry Title or Land Office Title, SA proceed to prepare 2 forms of document title.

1. RDT- Register Document Title

2. IDT – Issue Document Title

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Register Document Title

Sec 5 Mirror to IDT Kept at the Land Office

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Issue Document Title

Sec 5 Extract of RDT Issued to proprietor

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Who prepares title?

Whether land is alienated under Registry Title or Land Office Title, both RDT and IDT to be prepared:

Registry Title – by the Registrar – sec 86 Land Office Title – by the Land Administrator

sec 87

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Forms of document for Registry Title – sec 86

RDT – a plan of land certified by Director of survey – Grant (Form 5B) (in perpetuity)

_ State lease (Form 5C) a term of

years) IDT – a plan of land certified by Director of

survey.

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Form of Document for Land Office Title - sec 87

RDT – a plan of land certified by Director of survey. Mukim Grant – (Form 5D) – in

perpetuity

Mukim Lease – (Form 5E) – a term of

years

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Sec. 78(3) - Registration

Land title will only be issued by the SA through the process of alienation

Alienation will only takes effect upon registration of RDT

Even though alienation has been approved, it remains state land until registration is completed

Case ; Dr. Ti Teow Siew Sidek Hj Mohammed

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How alienation perfected – sec 78

Alienation of state land under final title shall be effected in accordance with sec 83 – 92;

Alienation of state land under qualified title shall be effected in accordance with sec 176 – 182;

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What is registration?

After payment of land revenue, survey done (for final title) and preparation of title completed, registration to be perfectedRegistration consists of :- Authentication (signed), and SealOf the Registrar/Land Administrator on the

RDT

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Who register Registry Title? – Sec 88(1)

Registration of grant (F5B) and State Lease (F5C) shall consists of authentication and seal of the Registrar on the RDT

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Who registers Land Office Title? – sec 88(2)

Registration of MUkim grant (F5D) and Mukim Lease (F5E) shall consists of authentication and seal of the Land Administrator on the RDT

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Effects of registration of RDT?

Sec 89

RDT shall be conclusive evidence of all matters appearing in it;

Sec 340

Proprietor will get the indefeasibility of title to the land ( no body can challenge except for cases under sec 340(2) )

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Sec 92 FT once issued, it confers on the proprietor an

indefeasibility title; FT gives proprietor right to deal with the land Proprietor may subdivide, partition and amalgamate

the land. Proprietor may transfer, lease, charge and dispose

land by will Proprietor will also be subjected to the paramount

and subsidiary rights.

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THANK YOU