https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2018...A305asLkOLv9.01

Any idea which project will affected due to this buy back?

https://www.thestar.com.my/metro/metro-news...going-to-court/

while reading above statement, we all know which developer that refused to negotiate and want to sue DBKL based on previous news.

it's not AK..if it's AK, why the heck is Khalid launching AK's project jalilmas while smiling with AK boss Tan Sri Chai Kin Kong ..

settle backdoor one,

cuz AK's alegedly bribe Ku Nan 2milion and still get away with it...meanwhile the other fella, forgot his name alegedly bribe Ku Nan 1 million got kena in court

Selective prosecution. Same old tactic this PH gov't adopted from BN.

Well, whoever the landowner is, it wasn't named at all. I recall reading an article some time back when this 'dubious' land transaction case was still hot, Khalid did mention that one or two of the landowners wasn't happy with the compensation when DBKL seized back their respective land plots and decided to settle it in court.

KUALA LUMPUR (July 1): The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has approved 64 Kuala Lumpur City Hall land deals under 97 transactions scrutinised by the city hall's new administration. The Kuala Lumpur City Hall is also known as Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL).

According to news reports, the land sales were conducted by DBKL during former federal territories minister Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor's tenure, for a value of around RM5.63 billion.

Federal Territories Minister Khalid Abdul Samad told the Parliament today that out of the 97 transactions, 33 deals do not "principally" require the MACC's investigation.

Khalid, who was responding to a question by Tumpat MP Datuk Che Abdullah Mat Nawi, said out of the 97 transactions, DBKL has allowed 81 deals to continue.

"However one [out of the 81] was brought to court, not by the developer but by third parties," Khalid said.

According to Khalid, 14 of the 97 deals have been cancelled via mutual agreements between DBKL and the respective developers.

He said DBKL also intends to cancel the remaining two land deals, one of which is under mediation because the developer refused the cancellation. DBKL is waiting for a response from the developer on the other deal.

PUTRAJAYA (Dec 31): The Federal Territories Ministry secured RM481 million for Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) this year, as a result of a review of 97 dubious land transactions.

Minister Khalid Abd Samad said all negotiations undertaken currently by the ministry and its agencies are made in accordance with a clear policy and regulations, based on valuations done by the Valuation and Property Services Department.

"There is no special offer or low price or a price that is higher than the valuation. What took place in the past will not recur because the ministry has put in place strict procedures in connection with all land transactions", he said at a press conference here yesterday on the achievements of the ministry and its agencies throughout 2019.

The minister also talked about the effectiveness of a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme in which private construction companies which undertake upgrading works for existing facilities, are given the opportunity to 'adopt' a housing scheme for underprivileged communities (Program Perumahan Rakyat) to improve the quality of life of such residents.

"The problem before is that developers gave a lot of donations but it is not known where these donations went to. This is based on information from developers themselves," he said, advising that donations should be made through CSR programmes such as efforts focused on maintenance, repairs, beautification and interacting with residents "so that the cycle of poverty does not continue".

On the achievements recorded by Putrajaya Corporation, Khalid said 212 international events had been organised, attracting up to six million visitors, while in Labuan, the first edition International Kite Festival 2019 attracted 34 foreign entries from Germany, Australia, Japan and Sweden, among others.