QUOTE(suadrif @ Oct 21 2015, 07:04 PM)
its not really a "sekatan"whenever u want to sell the property, u need to apply consent from land office
more money, longer process time
QUOTE(suadrif @ Oct 21 2015, 11:56 PM)
that is why la i giving him explanation
i am not denying the sekatan when its clearly mentioned in the strata title top section
where got mislead?
consent need to apply. take long time. take more money for lawyer fee. this is just for land office control purposes.
compared to other sekatan like leasehold and MCL, these kind of sekatan is really troublesome to change
even if u apply, it dont guaranteed to be approve.
you did mentioned these right? --> "its not really a "sekatan"" and "even if u apply, it dont guaranteed to be approve", aren't your statement contradicting and misleading?
how can you say that it is not really a sekatan when in fact it is a sekatan where you are required to make an application for State Authority's consent to transfer or charge your property?
you do note that your application for State Authority's consent to transfer and its subsequent appeal against rejection may be rejected causing you not to be able dispose of your property right? if it is not really a "sekatan" then do you mind telling me what it is actually?
what it meant by sekatan kepentingan/restriction in interest is that your interest over your property is restricted when you require the State Authority's consent to transfer or charge your property.
maybe my level of understanding is low but do you mind to enlighten me why you said that it is not really a sekatan when in fact it is a sekatan kepentingan?
This post has been edited by Ah SiAnG: Oct 22 2015, 07:44 AM