Fraud in land transaction: conflicting interest between registered proprietor and bona fide purchaser under the national land code 1965 / Noraffy Ahmad, Izzanee Ab Malek Foad and Haidatul Munira Hamzah

The numbers of fraud and forgery cases in land transaction are on the rise in Malaysia. Because of that, the issue of conflicting interest between the innocent parties such as the registered proprietor and the bona fide purchaser regarding their rights over the disputed land remains unresolved. It s...

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Main Authors: Ahmad, Noraffy, Ab Malek Foad, Izzanee, Hamzah, Haidatul Munira
Format: Student Project
Language:English
Published: Faculty of Law 2012
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spelling uitm-282342020-02-06T04:42:33Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28234/ Fraud in land transaction: conflicting interest between registered proprietor and bona fide purchaser under the national land code 1965 / Noraffy Ahmad, Izzanee Ab Malek Foad and Haidatul Munira Hamzah Ahmad, Noraffy Ab Malek Foad, Izzanee Hamzah, Haidatul Munira Malaysia Straits Settlements (to 1942) The numbers of fraud and forgery cases in land transaction are on the rise in Malaysia. Because of that, the issue of conflicting interest between the innocent parties such as the registered proprietor and the bona fide purchaser regarding their rights over the disputed land remains unresolved. It seems that the current Torrens System in Malaysia which applies the mirror and curtain principles as well as the provisions stipulated in the National Land Code 1965 is inadequate to protect the rights of both the registered proprietor as well as the bona fide purchaser with regards to cases of fraud and forgery in land transactions. Realizing this problem, this research paper will examine whether Malaysia can be considered as being at crossroads since it is currently facing a challenge as to whether it should adapt, implement and establish a Trust Assurance Fund as practiced in Canada and Australia in order to guarantee a complete protection for the innocent registered proprietor and bona fide purchaser involved in cases of fraud in land transactions. Faculty of Law 2012-12 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28234/1/28234.pdf Ahmad, Noraffy and Ab Malek Foad, Izzanee and Hamzah, Haidatul Munira (2012) Fraud in land transaction: conflicting interest between registered proprietor and bona fide purchaser under the national land code 1965 / Noraffy Ahmad, Izzanee Ab Malek Foad and Haidatul Munira Hamzah. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
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topic Malaysia
Straits Settlements (to 1942)
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Straits Settlements (to 1942)
Ahmad, Noraffy
Ab Malek Foad, Izzanee
Hamzah, Haidatul Munira
Fraud in land transaction: conflicting interest between registered proprietor and bona fide purchaser under the national land code 1965 / Noraffy Ahmad, Izzanee Ab Malek Foad and Haidatul Munira Hamzah
description The numbers of fraud and forgery cases in land transaction are on the rise in Malaysia. Because of that, the issue of conflicting interest between the innocent parties such as the registered proprietor and the bona fide purchaser regarding their rights over the disputed land remains unresolved. It seems that the current Torrens System in Malaysia which applies the mirror and curtain principles as well as the provisions stipulated in the National Land Code 1965 is inadequate to protect the rights of both the registered proprietor as well as the bona fide purchaser with regards to cases of fraud and forgery in land transactions. Realizing this problem, this research paper will examine whether Malaysia can be considered as being at crossroads since it is currently facing a challenge as to whether it should adapt, implement and establish a Trust Assurance Fund as practiced in Canada and Australia in order to guarantee a complete protection for the innocent registered proprietor and bona fide purchaser involved in cases of fraud in land transactions.
format Student Project
author Ahmad, Noraffy
Ab Malek Foad, Izzanee
Hamzah, Haidatul Munira
author_facet Ahmad, Noraffy
Ab Malek Foad, Izzanee
Hamzah, Haidatul Munira
author_sort Ahmad, Noraffy
title Fraud in land transaction: conflicting interest between registered proprietor and bona fide purchaser under the national land code 1965 / Noraffy Ahmad, Izzanee Ab Malek Foad and Haidatul Munira Hamzah
title_short Fraud in land transaction: conflicting interest between registered proprietor and bona fide purchaser under the national land code 1965 / Noraffy Ahmad, Izzanee Ab Malek Foad and Haidatul Munira Hamzah
title_full Fraud in land transaction: conflicting interest between registered proprietor and bona fide purchaser under the national land code 1965 / Noraffy Ahmad, Izzanee Ab Malek Foad and Haidatul Munira Hamzah
title_fullStr Fraud in land transaction: conflicting interest between registered proprietor and bona fide purchaser under the national land code 1965 / Noraffy Ahmad, Izzanee Ab Malek Foad and Haidatul Munira Hamzah
title_full_unstemmed Fraud in land transaction: conflicting interest between registered proprietor and bona fide purchaser under the national land code 1965 / Noraffy Ahmad, Izzanee Ab Malek Foad and Haidatul Munira Hamzah
title_sort fraud in land transaction: conflicting interest between registered proprietor and bona fide purchaser under the national land code 1965 / noraffy ahmad, izzanee ab malek foad and haidatul munira hamzah
publisher Faculty of Law
publishDate 2012
url http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28234/
http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28234/1/28234.pdf
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