Private Caveat

These are the types of caveats provided under the Malaysian National Land Code except?

• Registrar's Caveats

• Private Caveats

• Lien-Holder's Caveat

• Personal Caveats

Private caveat is best defined as:

• a caveat entered by a trustee for the time being of any land or interest.

• a caveat entered as a security for a loan.

• a personal caveat that is entered by the Registrar on an application by any persons seeking to protect an unregistered interest or title to land.

• a caveat entered to prevent fraud or improper dealings.

Choose 3 of the following types of person or body who may apply to enter a private caveat.

• any person who is in the opinion of the Registrar under the disability of minority, mental order or unsoundness of mind.

• the guardian or next friend of any minor claiming to be entitled in a trust.

• any person or body claiming to be beneficially entitled under any trust affecting any such title or interest.

• any person or body claiming title to, or any registrable interest in, any alienated land or undivided share in any alienated land or any right to such title or interest.

Which of the following circumstances creates a caveatable interest?

• execution of an unlawful agreement.

• protecting personal interest.

• claim for refund of deposit.

• execution of a valid sale and purchase agreement.

A person who wishes to enter a private caveat should fill in what Form under the National Land Code?

• Form 19G

• Form 19B

• Form 19H

• Form 19C

These are the following effects of a private caveat except?

• preventing registration of any dealings.

• preventing endorsement of claim to the benefit of any tenancy exempt from registration granted by the proprietor.

• preventing entry of lien-holder’s caveat.

• preventing execution of a sale and purchase agreement.

What is the duration of a private caveat?

• 3 months

• 6 years

• 4 years

• 2 years

Choose 2 of the following ways to remove a private caveat.

• by the Police.

• by the Proprietor.

• by the Court.

• by the Registrar.

Which of these provisions deal with the withdrawal of private caveat by the caveator?

• Section 325

• Section 326

• Section 327

• Section 328

Upon receiving an application to remove a private caveat under Section 326 of the National Land Code, in what form is the notice to be served by the Registrar to the caveator?