BEBE SAKIMAH MOHD ASROF v. PENDAFTAR HAKMILIK NEGERI PERAK [2020] 10 CLJ 413
HIGH COURT MALAYA, IPOH
SU TIANG JOO JC
[ORIGINATING SUMMONS NO: AA-24NCVC-478-11-2019]
21 OCTOBER 2020
Not all Malay Reservation land is necessarily a Malay holding; it could also be a non-Malay holding. It is insufficient for the document of title of a piece of land to only be endorsed with 'Pengisytiharan Rezab Melayu' without the particulars of the land specified. Sections 6(i) and 2(a) of the Malay Reservation Enactment (FMS Cap. 142) ('MRE') provide three steps that must be complied with for a land to be declared, post the commencement of the MRE, a Malay holding. Under the proviso in s. 2(a), no interest shall be deemed to be a Malay holding until a requisition in the prescribed Form A in the First Schedule has been registered against the register document of title for such land.
LAND LAW
Malay Reservations - Malay holding - Registration of property expressly stated as Malay Reservation Land - Presentations for registration by purchaser rejected by Land Office - Whether purchaser Malay - Whether non-Malay could be registered as proprietor of Malay Reservation Land - Whether prohibitions and restrictions against dealings apply to all Malay Reservation Lands - Whether applied to property in question - Whether property Malay holding - Whether Land Office complied with necessary statutory steps to declare property to be Malay holding - Whether mere endorsement of Malay Reservation Land without particulars sufficient for property to be declared Malay holding - Whether purchaser could be registered as proprietor of property - Malay Reservations Enactment (FMS Cap. 142)
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