You are most welcome.

Yes. You need to pay the solicitors to prepare the Memorandum of Transfer form (Form 14A) during the perfection of transfer.

The legal fees is capped at 25% of your total legal fees payable (based on your purchase price) which is excluding the disbursements etc.

Search for the provision under the schedules attached to the Solicitors Remuneration Order (SRO).

Yes, you need to go back to the same firm of solicitors who attended to your Sale and Purchase Agreement to be entitled to this rate. If you elect another firm of solicitors then the legal fees will be at 50%.

The process from going to your solicitor's firm to sign the relevant documents to presenting same at the land authority for registration is fast, should take about two (2) weeks or so BUT waiting for the extraction of the duly registered issue document of strata title is going to be a pain in the arse.

The extraction time could take up to ten (10) months from the date of presentation for registration.

MOT is only required to be completed if the individual document of title to the property has been issued. Anytime prior to that, not required. So, even if you make a request to the developer now, your request will be denied.

It's very difficult to determine "when" is the right time to complete the MOT because it depends entirely on the individual but take notice that there is law to impose a penalty of between RM1,000.00 to RM10,000.00 if the owner of the parcel fails to complete the MOT within twelve (12) months from the date the developer's letter informing the owner of the issuance of the individual document of title to the Property.

The discount is not one time exclusive in personam. It applies to every purchase.

depends on developer's license for that particular project (APDL), if the APDL issued before the new act enforce, they will follow old act.

If the AP/DL is issued/approved prior to the effective date of the amended Strata Titles Act then yes, the old law will be applicable. Thus, you need to check with the Developer on when the AP/DL is issued but I doubt you will get any help on this.

Whatever it is, just seek to have the title perfected in your favor as soon as possible rather than estimating how long a period you can delay the perfection.