AMT30405 Quiz 12.4.23

‘Land’ is define as, except

• Substances forming surface

• Under water

• Natural products below surface

• Subsoil

Answer explanation

Land covered by water is considered as land - which is Island

Command a better market value

• Qualified title

• Leasehold

• Freehold

• Final Title

Answer explanation

It's alienated to an individual for an indefinite period.. it's forever yours.

The conditions in land use are, except

• Rent

• Re-alienation

• Amalgamation

• Conversion

• Surrender

Answer explanation

It's a quit rent, not rent!

Leasehold land, mean?

• Adverse possession of land

• Land will revert to the state

• High value property

• Restrictions in interest

Where any alienated land is subject to the category ‘Agriculture’, some of the implied conditions are, except

• Commencement of cultivation within 12 months of alienation

• The land to be continuously cultivated and maintained

• A farm house erected on the land

• A chalet erected on the land

Answer explanation

No building shall be erected on the land other than a building or buildings to be used as a dwelling house or for the purposes related to the cultivation of the land

Section 117 prescribes that the lands shall be used only for industrial purpose, in connection with the following, except

• Smelting

• Production of power

• Operations must be done after 3 years of the relevant date

• Storage of goods

• Manufacture

Answer explanation

The industry shall commence its operations within 3 years of the relevant date.

That's mean, before 3 years!

A portion of the land proportionate to his undivided share of the whole land, mean?

• Amalgamation of land

• Partition of Land

• Subdivision of land

• Conversion of land

National Land Code legislation

• Provides a uniform legislation governing the administration of land in Malaysia

• After 1965 - land administration was governed by different sets of land codes

• Penang and Malacca adopt NLC in 1963

• Land is administered by the federal government

Answer explanation

Due to historical and political developments, Penang and Malacca adopt NLC in 1963

Which one is wrong about alienation of land

• Before a title is issued, the applicant must pay a premium to the State Authority

• The State Authority will charge a premium for the successful application

• The rates for premium differ from state to state in Malaysia and are based on the respective State Land Rules

• State Government will issue a freehold title with or without an express condition in the title.

Answer explanation

Thee State Government will issue a leasehold title for 60 years or 99 years with or without an express condition in the title.

"A permission granted by the State Authority, for some restricted and permitted purpose, for which otherwise the occupant would have become a trespasser, an illegal squatter, if not for the permission" is referred to

• Leasehold title

• Temporary Occupation License

• Squatter rights

• Qualified Title