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ikram_p
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Jul 10 2015, 10:32 AM
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QUOTE(wild_card_my @ Jul 9 2015, 09:55 PM) I have helped securing loans for purchases in Selangor where the houses were originally bought as bumi lot and they were sold to non bumi. In selangor, the "bumi"-ness is not attached to the title. Can check your own titles just to be sure. I think in the s&p state something in ownership if change hand.. The lawyer said, i think everyone knows this.. In slgor need to approve by menteri besar. Its the law, but i think the representative of m.besar in charge.
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wild_card_my
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Jul 10 2015, 10:40 PM
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QUOTE(ikram_p @ Jul 10 2015, 10:32 AM) I think in the s&p state something in ownership if change hand.. The lawyer said, i think everyone knows this.. In slgor need to approve by menteri besar. Its the law, but i think the representative of m.besar in charge. As mentioned before, in Selangor if it is leasehold bumi lot or non-bumi lot, transfers will always require state consent. But you mentioned that the land was freehold? I can't comment more without looking at the S&P
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