Thank you very much for your advice sir.
The thing is that anybody can register a private caveat by filling a form in Pejabat Tanah.
I'm not sure whether they will accept such claim.
Really give me headache.
In case he register the caveat, how do I remove it?

Thank you very much for your advice sir.
The thing is that anybody can register a private caveat by filling a form in Pejabat Tanah.
I'm not sure whether they will accept such claim.
Really give me headache.
In case he register the caveat, how do I remove it?

Thank you sir for the advice.
I don't know much about law.
I'm confused with (b) statement in the:

Section 323 of the National Land
Code (“Code”). It provides :
“(1) The persons and bodies at whose instance a private caveat
may be entered are—
(a) any person or body claiming title to, or any registrable interest
in, any alienated land [or undivided share in any alienated land] or
any right to such title or interest;
(b) any person or body claiming to be beneficially entitled under
any trust affecting any such land or interest; and
© the guardian or next friend of any minor claiming to be entitled
as mentioned in paragraph (b).”

Want to enter Caveat also need to submit documents one.

I doubt he has any documentations to support his lodgment.

But to be safe, you should contact a lawyer to sort things out before you proceed to sell the house.

If the tenant is difficult, you will have a hard time letting the house go as well.