Whether an Agreement to Purchase (‘ATP’) gives the purchasers a caveatable interest in the land?
Caveatable interest is an interest which does not require a formal or official
Caveatable interest is an interest which does not require a formal or official
Traditionally, a purchaser would sue the developer for any defects in the property
Stamp duty is essentially a tax placed on legal documents such as the
Often, a developer will make promises on the facilities of the property such as sky
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s (MACC) corporate liability law will come into force on
The Court of Appeal recently gave purchasers some insights on how the law works
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