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This analysis examines the legal interplay between strata management by-laws and state mandates, particularly focusing on the regulation of short-term rentals within managed communities.
X’s manual operation of boom gates due to unpaid fees does not constitute an actionable nuisance under common law, focusing on community security over individual inconvenience.
Incomplete Utilities in Delivered Property Compensation
Malaysia’s land law and transactions are guided by the Torrens System, which ensures that the land registry accurately reflects all vital details about the land’s registered owner. As per Section 89 of the National Land Code 1965, Malaysia’s land law and transactions are guided by the Torrens System, which ensures that the land registry accurately reflects all vital details about the land’s registered owner. As per Section 89 of the National Land Code.
This legal updates will set out whether there is a need for co-proprietor to first show there is a request for land to be partitioned before applying to court for termination of co-proprietorship for land to be sold.
When does the LAD start to commence? On what grounds the Housing Controller’s decision to extend the time for vacant possession can be disputed? Judicial Review Application
What is specific relief? How can properties be recovered under the rule of equity? Part 1: Recovery possession of Immovable property
During the last legal update on relief and recovering possession under equity, we have explained on recovering possession of immovable property which falls under sections
Can a gift be transferred without putting down in a formal document?
Can the Management Corporation of a condominium charge natural gas supply fee and be compelled to maintain gas supply equipment and license?
This update delves into a case where two individuals received substantial sentences for their roles in a violent home invasion, highlighting the judicial rationale behind consecutive sentences and the balance between public safety and offender rehabilitation.
This legal update examines the complexities of issuing bankruptcy notices on judgments older than six years, highlighting the necessity of obtaining court leave under Order 46 rule 2(1)(a).
This legal update addresses the critical importance of complying with procedural requirements under Section 348 of the Companies Act 2016 in statutory derivative actions. It highlights the consequences of failing to provide mandatory notice and the necessity of naming alleged wrongdoer directors in the leave application, which could result in the Leave Order being set aside.
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