QUOTE(bearbearwong @ Jan 7 2015, 12:15 AM)
registrar caveat no need to consider other ppl interest one... private yes, there are ranking in caveats as well...
retention of 2 or 3% may be sufficient or may not... the duty is on the tax payer to either top up and etc...
most probably will kena penalty registrar caveat unless owe gov sum and ignore their claims
I thought caveat works in this way?retention of 2 or 3% may be sufficient or may not... the duty is on the tax payer to either top up and etc...
most probably will kena penalty registrar caveat unless owe gov sum and ignore their claims
1. U hav a property to b pledged to bank A for loan
2. Property worth rm1mil but asking loan for rm700k.
3. Bank A insert caviet and check if there r other parties who have cavieted the same property.
4. If ans is no, bank is the first party to claim the cavieted property. Other lawyers fees n valuation fees will b borne by you. Bank will lend out max 60~70% MV of the property, say Rm700k in this case.
5. A year later, u need duit again then u pledge the same property for Rm 500k loan from bank B.
6. After inspection Bank B found out that Bank A, the first caviet claim party has an interest of Rm 700K on this property.
7. Bank B will only lend out max Rm 300k to you.
8. Meanwhile, u can't pledge/sell the property for whatever reason unless u can pay off ur outstanding with bank A n B.
9. After two years u became a defaulter, the court will sell off the property and pay to Bank A fully and remaining to Bank B.
The same property may have a few cavieted interest on it. Bank will reject if it is master title but not individual title because it is impossible to lelong the whole project due to a defaulted loan of a unit.
So if a housing loan borrower, the lending bank is the first party on the caveated property.
Correct? Pls advise tq.
Jan 7 2015, 07:53 AM

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