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PAChamp
post Nov 4 2022, 10:25 AM

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QUOTE(Aldo-Kirosu @ Nov 2 2022, 12:42 PM)
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Is it true? ohmy.gif free to stay at subsidised property.
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If true, the authorities will be shooting themselves in the foot. Which bank will want to give loan for rumahwip? If borrower defaults, the bank will be unable to exercise its security. If I were the Bank, I would not give loan to rumahwip buyers then. Which will result in many buyers unable to get loan so many units unsold and the development may fail.... doh.gif
PAChamp
post Feb 22 2024, 12:37 PM

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QUOTE(Rinth @ Feb 21 2024, 05:32 PM)
hmm if u buy cash, then no loan legal fee related.

Then u pay lawyer on what fee?

and the MOT u said u do the form 14a yourself, so no need appoint lawyer? rclxub.gif
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You can choose not to appoint any lawyer but then have to do all the running around, chasing here and there and do the MOT yourself, sign at land office and give bank to sign... The auction bank lawyer is not going to lift a finger to assist you. If you have the know how then you can go ahead and save a few thousand but if you really have no background, then really encourage you to hire a lawyer to represent you. Don't be penny wise pound foolish.
PAChamp
post Apr 26 2024, 10:23 AM

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sometimes in cases like this, there are motivated buyers such as parents staying next door so really want that particular unit for children to stay beside. Maybe....just maybe
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post Aug 15 2024, 05:20 PM

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QUOTE(staind @ Aug 14 2024, 04:59 PM)
Thanks bro.
Actually I am in midst of negotiations with them. Just that they are difficult that make me very fed up.

My request for a copy of AGM annual report is turned down. Reason being is I have not paid. They have no qualm change previous owner bill since y2022 to my name.
My current house is also landed individual title GnG. Committee is volunteers and we also engaged 3rd party service provider. Soft copy AGM report is provided in apps, WhatsApp, and Hardcopy will be delivered to mailbox.
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Legally you don't have a right to the AGM annual report as you are not a member. You need to apply for membership to a society and pay the "membership" fees. Legally the RA also has no right to collect any money from you as you are not a member and there is no law/contract compelling you to pay. But you can't get the access card so have to manually open the gate yourself or register as a visitor every time you go home. The law is clear as it stands. This is more of a "practical" issue requiring a "practical" solution.
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post Aug 16 2024, 10:09 AM

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QUOTE(staind @ Aug 15 2024, 10:01 PM)
😂.
Committee awards projects to own cronies and earn commission is not unheard off and is happening around the world. To say unlikely to abuse power is not true. Anyway this is off topic.

My current house has Exactly same type of title and G&G communities as my new house and my committee issued this statement in AGM.

Quote “The collection rate has been improving and the receivable reduced by more than 20k compare to previous year. We have 2 errant residents who are refusing to pay maintenance fee and had received court order to demand them to pay the maintenance fee. Management will follow up closely to retrieve the outstanding
maintenance fee.”unquote.

Do you think above action to issue court order is an abuse of power? Is the court order legit? Or the  committee know their limitation and jurisdiction?

Many people do not understand how our law works. I am not sure of your background nor I am saying you understand or not. Peace. I do happen to involve in some of these matters in different field of work and maybe can share some insights and answer the few questions above.

Whatever that is compounded in our nation, like where fines/summon can be imposed or court case, it has to fall under Akta or in English Act. All the Akta in our country need to be debated and passed in Parliament for relevant authorities to implement. Under an Act, there is Regulation then followed by Order, ICOP and Guidelines. Guidelines even though it can exist in Akta is not compoundable and no fines can be imposed by authority.  Sometimes, Guidelines can be abused even by authority to issue fine due to lack of public awareness or for public interest. In such a case, the fine does not stand and can be challenged in court and judge will throw the fines away immediately. *hint this “abuse” happened to our country not long ago. All this is like what some politician called it, the Rule of Law or Rule of “Akta”. So how do we know when something is covered by Akta? You look for the word Section.

I explain this because strata properties is under Strata Management Act 2013, hence actions taken to retrieve amount own or seizure of asset is legit in the eye of law. This also give the JMB the power they have. If we understand things from this Rule of Law perspective, a lot of things and daily news make much more sense and more understandable.

Up to this stage, go back to the earlier question? Do you still have similar answer to the earlier questions?

To be honest, I was unsure of the authority the management has in the beginning and confused when the committee issued me the bill and make demand they did. Based on the knowledge I have, the action seems to me out of bound when they come to me with authority. Hence, I asked what I asked. I believe the context of my initial post is clear.

From the many replies , I have gotten the answer. Basically there is no Akta here. It is just basic morality issue. Discussion is much healthier if there is no label of people based on anyone’s bias and context is properly understood.
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There is an exception though and that is if the developer had ensured all the original purchasers sign a Deed of Mutual Covenants with the Developer. The original purchasers may have sold their properties to 2nd purchasers and so on. The courts have held that the 2nd purchaser onwards are also bound by the deed of mutual covenants and have to pay for the "maintenance". So if you case falls under this (you can find out from the documents the bank provides), you have no choice but to pay.


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post Apr 30 2025, 04:26 PM

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QUOTE(Agent 45 @ Apr 30 2025, 03:53 PM)
For non bumi lot but owner is bumi, is there any problem for non bumi to bid for the unit?
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Non bumi lot means non bumi can buy. However be sure to check since owner is a bumi, whether the developer curi-curi masuk the non bumi lot owned by bumi to become bumi lot. I heard some cases happen like this because developer cannot fulfil bumi quota so whichever lot owned by bumi , developer masuk as bumi lot quota. Also if the property is leasehold and sold by non bumi to bumi, when the bumi re-sells, the state government may reject as their policy not to allow bumi ownership to non bumi ownership, happened before and have to appeal a couple times. For auction case, you just dont have time to appeal. However if freehold and with title and no need consent, non bumi can buy from bumi.
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post May 2 2025, 02:45 PM

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QUOTE(Boomwick @ Apr 30 2025, 10:52 PM)
Auctioneer shud be charged and sue for allowing such bidder to be regostered, knowing it is cannot be done, but still blindly process it, somemore as a professional body..
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In auction, all the responsibility to do due diligence lies with the bidder. Don't be cheapskate when bidding. Always check with an experienced lawyer first. Otherwise penny wise pound foolish.

 

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