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Need advise for late father's property
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TSiranadia
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Nov 17 2015, 04:27 PM, updated 11y ago
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Hi,
I have a situation here. The individual title to my late father's property is missing. No one knows whether it has been collected or transferred to his name. The property has been fully paid in 1990. So, I did a search at KL Land Office and it shows that DBKL is the owner. This is strata individual title. Why is it in DBKL's name and not my father's name? Tried to call DBKL to ask about this but they're not sure of what I'm talking about. Tried to call KL Land Office but no one picks up. What can i do to make his name appear on the title or transfer it to my name?
Thanks in advance for your help and advises!
This post has been edited by iranadia: Nov 17 2015, 04:50 PM
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TSiranadia
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Nov 17 2015, 04:46 PM
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QUOTE(lordgamer3 @ Nov 17 2015, 04:30 PM) That is weird ... Do you know which bank facility your father took when he bought the property?What about the assessment records any receipts? Bank is Public Finance. They said that they have no issue with this as the title has been given to the lawyer office. Assessment receipts are under my father's name. No outstanding so far. This post has been edited by iranadia: Nov 17 2015, 04:47 PM
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TSiranadia
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Nov 17 2015, 04:49 PM
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QUOTE(familyfirst @ Nov 17 2015, 04:41 PM) We also have a property belonged to our late parents. Long time didnt do anything with it and when checked, found that land belongs to another persons name (ex Datuk Bandar KL). Been in legal tussle for years now. Waste time waste money. Those people at land office can literally do anything if didn check periodically. Oh my. We're in the same boat. Good luck to you!
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TSiranadia
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Nov 17 2015, 04:54 PM
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QUOTE(me_1980s @ Nov 17 2015, 04:34 PM) National Land Code "100. Forfeiture for non-payment of sum demanded. The Collector shall not during the period specified in any notice under section 97 accept the tender by or on behalf of any person or body of a lesser amount than the sum thereby demanded; and if by the end of that period the whole of that sum has not been tendered to him, he shall thereupon by order declare the land forfeit to the State Authority, and the provisions of Part Eight shall have effect with respect thereto accordingly." But the question is DBKL is not State Authority. So TS u might need to explore a bit more. Huhu.  aiyooo.. was hoping that i don't have to appoint lawyer to settle this..
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TSiranadia
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Nov 17 2015, 05:43 PM
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QUOTE(zeb kew @ Nov 17 2015, 05:25 PM) Take half a day off. Go personally to the land office. Find out the transfer history of the property. In the title itself on page 3, under "Rekod Kepunyaan Urusniaga dan Perkara-perkara lain yang melibatkan hakmilik" it is stated Datuk Bandar Kuala Lumpur Tingkat 25, Bangunan Dewan Bandaraya, Jalan Raja Laut, 50350 Kuala Lumpur stamp and signed (don't know who's signature it belongs to) No other information than that. Is it the same case with you @familyfirst ?
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TSiranadia
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Nov 17 2015, 05:45 PM
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QUOTE(lordgamer3 @ Nov 17 2015, 04:56 PM) Good luck ...hope to hear some good news. Thanks! I need all the luck that I can get. Hopefully this settles before the new developer proceed with the redevelopment project (if reached 75% majority).
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TSiranadia
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Nov 18 2015, 12:15 PM
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QUOTE(nexona88 @ Nov 17 2015, 07:05 PM) mind posting the page 3 here  want to see who's signature it belongs to  okay
QUOTE(zeb kew @ Nov 18 2015, 12:21 AM) Was it never transferred to your father, or was it transferred to your father, and then transferred to dbkl. You need to look at the history rather than just the current/last listed owner. where can i check the history besides doing the search?
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TSiranadia
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Nov 18 2015, 12:21 PM
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QUOTE(samkps @ Nov 18 2015, 09:15 AM) Ask the lawyer then, where the title goes? Is it already past back to your father before?  called the lawyer. they said that they only keep the documents that is related to that S&P for 7 years only. So there is no way for sure that they remember what happened to the documents. So they advise me to do the title search. That's when i found out that it has DBKL's name QUOTE(ricstc @ Nov 18 2015, 09:52 AM) My family faced almost the same situation finally the answer is to get a lawyer you can save that money hiring the lawyer think big if you think of saving some lawyer fees then you will never resolve eventually the property wullgo to the government thank you Gomen says well, i will try to contact the lawyer that handles the S&P and ask them what to do next. thanks.
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TSiranadia
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Nov 18 2015, 12:24 PM
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QUOTE(AllexKing @ Nov 18 2015, 09:47 AM) 1. Any possibility that DBKL is the land owner where joint-venture with developer. 2. Conduct search on your individual title to check any transaction endorsed in title for transfer yr property to DBKL. 3. If no 1 is correct, therefore yr property is not execute Memorandum of Transfer from DBKL to you. QUOTE(jason1986 @ Nov 18 2015, 12:04 PM) Check the principal SPA. Most likely Datuk Bandar is the proprietor (land owner) and when title issued, perfection of transfer was not done. If so, just proceed with transfer of the title. Appoint a lawyer to do it. will check the S&P tonite and get back to you guys.
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TSiranadia
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Nov 18 2015, 12:38 PM
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Nov 18 2015, 10:08 AM) This is quite a common problem for ignorance of title transfer. Quite common for strata property, and never know the importance of title transfer completion. They thought after they fully paid the property loan, the property title belonged to them. There are many strata property stuck in no man's land due to the buyer never initiate or completed the strata title transfer. Some even want to save money on stamp duty or legal fee, and don't want to do the strata title even though developer has subdivided the property, and once the developer company dissolved, buyer has lot of headache already. Really facepalm on those kind buyers mindset... Hi, from the documents that we have, it shows that my late father has paid everything including the lawyer fee, stamp duty, etc. couldn't remember whether the title transfer settles before my father's passing or after my father's passing. called the S&P lawyer but they said they have no documents to refer to as they have destroy everything after 7 years of keeping those documents. not sure whether they tried to contact him at the old address (the place doesn't exist anymore) but we didn't receive any letters from them at the current address either. Everything happens when I was in kindergarden/primary school and this thing was never discussed to us. We have been living in that house until recently there's a proposal to redevelop this area.
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TSiranadia
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Nov 18 2015, 12:43 PM
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QUOTE(HELLO HELLO @ Nov 18 2015, 09:11 AM) Think u need to look for politician to help. A lot politician look for Reason n chansi to expose infront media as a white knight. N from there to expose to all news and media. It help Bring up the issue and awareness to public. Let more public raise their voice to Question n pressure the daylight robbery gov n dbkl. Better than go look for lawyer only. hoho.. you have given me a very good idea.. will try to go public with this issue and raise awareness to people to check their own property especially if it's old one.. thanks!
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TSiranadia
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Nov 20 2015, 04:50 PM
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Okay. Here's the latest update. It turns out that the property has not yet transferred to my father's name. After some research, managed to track down the Developer (luckily still in business) and ask them about the original strata title. After checking, it's with them! For now, they have advised me to go to JUPEM, jalan semarak (bahagian pusaka kecil - because the property is below 600k), have to fill in forms to appoint 'pentadbir' then with the documents, have to engage lawyer, etc.. still a long way to go.
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