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Jun 7, 2024 · Under the National Land Code and the respective State Land Rules, any individual, organisation or Government Agency can apply for any state land. When the State Authority approves the application, the land will be alienated and a land title will be issued to the applicant.
To begin, under section 76 (a) of the National Land Code, state authorities may alienate land to any person for a period of 99 years, therefore, when has the right on the land that exceeds the expiry term of 99 years.
Alienated land is land which has been acquired from customary landowners by the government, either for its own use or for private development.
Nov 16, 2021 · “All landowners must use the land in accordance to the category of land use and the express condition stipulated in the title. Failure to do so is a breach of condition of the land alienated and the State Authority can forfeit the land.
It is a public notice that the land will be compulsorily acquired for a public purpose, usually but not necessarily following a Section 47 notice. If there was no Section 47, the date of Section 48 notice is the date of valuation. It also empowers government officers to enter the land for survey and investigation.
Jun 7, 2024 · Pursuant to Section 52 of the National Land Code 1965, all alienated lands are divided into three (3) categories of land use i.e. “Agriculture”, “Building” and “Industry”. All land owners must use the land in accordance to the category of land use and the express condition stipulated in the title.
Oct 20, 2019 · Two percent of landholders own 25% of the land, whereas 98% of the landholders own just 75% of the land (Census 2001). Around 43% of rural households in the country are landless. Poverty in India is linked to the absence of land rights to a vast majority of rural and tribal population.
May 8, 2018 · These responses include migration, land tenure formalization, and land transactions, that propagate across multiple localities and scales, interlocking with and further reinforcing the effects of land alienation.
Introduction. Land legislation in Malaysia under the National Land Code 1965 asserts that the exploration, occupation, construction of buildings on other third-party land illegally is unlawful. Other third-party lands include government lands, government reserve lands, government agency lands, community lands, and private lands [1].
Apart from this, the author compares between the laws and practices in Malaysia and New South Wales, Australia concerning alienation of lands, for finding out the strengths of the New South Wales's, that can be learned and adopted in Malaysia in the alienation of land to avoid the occurrences of failed residential projects.
