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Land Use and Control Guide

This document discusses the classification, use, and control of land in Malaysia. It covers several key topics: 1) The classification of land as above the shoreline, foreshore, or seabed, and the categories of agricultural, building, or industrial land. 2) The implied conditions on land depending on its category, such as requirements for agricultural land to be cultivated or building land to have a suitable building constructed. 3) The ability of authorities to impose express conditions on land categories, for example requiring certain crops to be grown or dates to be met for construction. 4) Provisions for varying existing conditions, restrictions, or land categories with approval and payment of fees. Breach of conditions

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Land Use and Control Guide

This document discusses the classification, use, and control of land in Malaysia. It covers several key topics: 1) The classification of land as above the shoreline, foreshore, or seabed, and the categories of agricultural, building, or industrial land. 2) The implied conditions on land depending on its category, such as requirements for agricultural land to be cultivated or building land to have a suitable building constructed. 3) The ability of authorities to impose express conditions on land categories, for example requiring certain crops to be grown or dates to be met for construction. 4) Provisions for varying existing conditions, restrictions, or land categories with approval and payment of fees. Breach of conditions

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GLS691

CLASSIFICATION, USE
AND CONTROL OF LAND

Dr Ashraf b Abdullah
Centre Of Studies for Surveying Science and Geomatics
Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying
UiTM Perlis Branch
CLASSIFICATION, USE and
CONTROL OF LAND
- CATEGORIES
- CONDITIONS n RESTRICTIONS
- CONVERSION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
 VARIATION IN
• CLASSIFICATION OF LAND CONDITIONS,
• ABOVE SHORELINE RESTRICTIONS &
• FORESHORE n SEABED CATEGORIES
• CATEGORIES OF LAND  BREACH OF CONDITIONS
• AGRICULTURE
• BUILDING  FORFEITURE
• INDUSTRY

• IMPLIED CONDITIONS
• TO AGRICULTURAL LAND
• TO BUILDING LAND
• TO INDUSTRIAL LAND

• EXPRESS CONDITIONS
a) CLASSIFICATION & CATEGORY
OF LAND
• SEC 51 – LAND can be classified as follows:
• Land above shore-line
• Town land
• Village land
• Country land (other than town land or village land)
• Foreshores n seabed

• SEC 52 – ALIENATED LAND can be categorized as follows:


• Agriculture
• Building
• Industry

Given the category of the land use, proprietor is subject to follow the implied
condition on which the land falls on
IMPLIED CONDITIONS
b) IMPLIED CONDITIONS
(BOUNDARY MARKS)

• SEC 114 – BOUNDARY MARKS


• The proprietor of alienated land shall be subject to the following implied
conditions:
• Take all reasonable steps to prevent damage, destruction or unlawful
removal
• If any of them are damaged, destroyed or unlawfully removed, give
immediate notice of the fact to the L.A, or to the Penghulu
• If required by the L.A: pay the cost of repairing or replacing any of them
which may have been damaged, destroyed or unlawfully removed
• If required by the L.A: at his own expense clear any boundary line
b) IMPLIED CONDITIONS
(AGRICULTURE)
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• SEC 115 - CATEGORY: AGRICULTURE


• that no building shall be erected on the land except building referred to sub-sec(4)
• bona fide commencement of cultivation of the land shall be made within twelve
months of the relevant date
• the whole area of the land shall be brought fully under cultivation within three years
of the relevant date, except any part thereof:
• occupied by or in conjunction with a building referred to sub-sec (4),
• used for any of the purposes mentioned in sub-sec (4) para (e), or any other purpose which
the State Authority may specially authorise
• maintained and cultivated according to the rules of good husbandry
• continuously cultivated
b) IMPLIED CONDITIONS

SUB-SECTION 4/ (4) - THE PURPOSE of BUILDING on the AGRICULTURE land :


• dwelling-house for the proprietor or any other person lawfully in occupation or for the servants, or
any persons employed for agricultural purposes or any other such person:
• shall not occupy more than 1/5 of the whole area of the land or 2 hec., whichever is the lesser

• agriculture
• extracting or processing raw material from any agricultural produce
• preparing for distribution any such material or produce
• educational, medical, sanitary or other welfare facilities (for use by persons employed on the land)
• any purpose which the S.A may prescribe for the purpose of this section by rules under section 14.
• any purpose which the S.A may think fit to authorise in the circumstances of any particular case;
• any purpose incidental to a purpose
b) IMPLIED CONDITIONS
(BUILDING)

• SEC 116 – CATEGORY: BUILDING


• Erect a building suitable for use for one/more of the purposes
specified or referred to in sub-sect.(4) within two years of a
relevant date
• no part of the land shall be used for agricultural or industrial
purposes (except subsect. (4)para (f) or (g))
• every building shall be maintained in repair
• no such building shall be demolished, altered or extended
without the prior consent in writing of the appropriate authority.
b) IMPLIED CONDITIONS
SUB-SECTION 4/ (4) - THE PURPOSE of a BUILDING in the BUILDING
LAND is:
• Residential
• Administrative or commercial or passenger transport
• Exhibiting, selling by retail, repairing or otherwise dealing in any goods or
commodities, or of providing any services
• Educational, medical, sanitary or other welfare facilities
• Entertainment, refreshment or recreation
• Any purpose which the S.A may prescribe for the purposes of this section by rules
under section 14
• Any purpose which the S.A may think fit to authorise in the circumstances of any
particular case
• Any purpose incidental to a purpose
b) IMPLIED CONDITIONS
(INDUSTRIAL)
• SEC 117 – CATEGORY: INDUSTRY
• Shall be used only for industrial purposes :
• Manufacture
• Smelting
• The production or distribution of power
• The assembling, processing, storage, transport or distribution of goods, or other commodities
• Such other purposes a the State Authority ay prescribe for purposes of this section by rules under section 14;

• Commence operations within three years of the relevant date and maintained in repair
• No such building or installation shall be demolished, altered or extended without the prior
consent in writing of the appropriate authority;
• Shall not prevent the maintenance or erection of any building used for-
• Educational medical, sanitary or other welfare facilities
• Any purpose which the State Authority may think fit to authorise in the particular circumstances of the case
EXPRESS CONDITIONS
c) EXPRESS CONDITIONS
(AGRICULTURE)

• SEC 121 – CATEGORY: AGRICULTURE


• The State Authority may impose such CONDITIONS as it may think fit:
• Requiring the cultivation thereon, of a particular crop, or of any class or description
of crops ⇨specify the crop(s) should be cultivated
• Prohibiting the cultivation, of a particular crop, or of any class or description of
crops ⇨specify the crop(s) shouldn't be cultivated
• Fixing the dates of commenced or completed which any work of clearing,
cultivation, sowing, maturing or harvesting, or any other agricultural activity
⇨specify due date for…
• Limiting the maximum area of the land which may be occupied by dwelling-houses
and other buildings ⇨specify area for…
c) EXPRESS CONDITIONS (BUILDING n
INDUSTRY)
• SEC 122 – CATEGORIES: BUILDING n INDUSTRY
• The State Authority may impose such CONDITIONS as
it may think fit:
• The AREA or proportion of the land to be build upon
• Type, design, height and structure of any BUILDING and the type and
quality of the materials to be used in its CONSTRUCTION
• DATES on or before the commencement or completion of any such building
• USAGE of any building to be put
VARIATION OF CANDITIONS,
RESTRICTIONS &
CATEGORIES
d) VARIATION OF CONDITIONS, RESTRICTIONS n
CATEGORIES

• With approval from S.A, proprietor may (SEC 124)


• SEC 124 (1) – Proprietor may apply to the S.A for:
• CHANGE the category of land used
• The RESCISSION of any express condition or restriction in
interest, removal of the expression "padi", or any other expression
• AMENDMENT of any express condition or restriction in interest or
the IMPOSITION of any new express condition or restriction in
interest

With condition : ANY RENT DUE HAS BEEN PAID


d) VARIATION OF CONDITIONS, RESTRICTIONS &
CATEGORIES

• SEC 124 (5) – Any direction given by S.A may be made conditional upon
all/any of the following matters:
• The payment of a further premium
• The payment of any other charges as may be prescribed
• The reservation of a new rent;
• Compliance with such other requirements as the State Authority may think fit

• SEC 124 (8) – L.A inform in notice to proprietor to pay for rent and
premium in Form 7G - within the specified time and if any such sum is not
paid within such time the approval of the State Authority shall thereupon
lapse
d) VARIATION OF CONDITIONS, RESTRICTIONS &
CATEGORIES

• Simultaneous application for sub-division


• Form 7D
• Condition of approval : refer SEC 136 – Conditions for approval
of sub-division
• All condition in SEC 124 (5) is referred.
BREACH OF CONDITION
SEC 125
e) BREACH OF CONDITIONS

• SEC 125 - When a breach of condition arises


• A breach of condition requiring continuous performance,
continue so long ⇨ the condition is not complied with.
• A breach of condition for a fixed term;
• Requiring the doing of any act within any time (see SEC 107 – for an
extended time), the act still haven't been done upon expiry of the
time ⇨must do before…
• Requiring any act to be refrained from until any time, but doing that
act before that time ⇨must NOT do before…
e) BREACH OF CONDITIONS

• SEC 127 - Liability to forfeiture for breach of condition


• Upon any breach arising by any alienated land:
• The land shall become liable to forfeiture to the S.A
• Except in a case where a fine is imposed (SUB-SEC 1A) or a
remedy (SEC 128);
• L.A shall proceed with the enforcement of the forfeiture (SEC 129)
if SUB-SEC 1A or SEC 128 not followed.
e) BREACH OF CONDITIONS
• SUB-SEC 1A – Fine imposed upon breach of condition
• L.A may serve a notice in Form 7E to proprietor :
• requiring him to show cause why a fine should not be impose in respect of such breach
• If proprietor fail to show cause, L.A may make order for the payment of a fine of:
• not less than RM500
• If still continuing breach : not less than RM100 per day for each continuation

• SUB-SEC 1C – If breach continues


• If a fine is paid : no action to be taken under SEC 128 or SEC 129,

• If breach continues: L.A may serve a notice in Form 7F to proprietor (informing


actions under SEC 128 or SEC 129 will be taken)

• SEC 127(2) – No waiver


• Any item of land revenue (to S.A): shall not operate as a waiver for any right of
forfeiture
e) BREACH OF CONDITIONS
• SEC 128 - Summary action to secure remedying
• Where:
• Any alienated land is liable to forfeiture (SEC 127) to the S.A
• It appears to L.A that the breach can be remedied within reasonable time
→ L.A shall serve on the proprietor a notice in Form 7A
• Specifying the required action
• Calling to take action within the time specified
• L.A shall endorse in Register Document of Title (RDT) :
• A NOTE: the land is subject to action for breach of condition

• If :
• The notice IS complied:
• The note shall be cancelled
• The notice IS NOT complied:
• L.A shall take action under SEC 129
e) BREACH OF CONDITIONS
• SEC 129 - Action to enforce forfeiture
• L.A can take action when alienated land is liable to forfeiture
under SEC 127 for breach of condition and :
• In his opinion, taking action under (SEC 128) is not appropriate
• Proprietor of land failed to comply with any notice served on him

• SEC 129(2) – L.A shall


• Serve notice in Form 7B to PROPRIETOR
• Serve a copy of the notice to RELATED PERSONS or BODIES

• SEC 129(3) - Upon the notice, L.A shall endorse in RDT:


• A NOTE : land subject to action for breach of condition
e) BREACH OF CONDITIONS
cont…
• SEC 129(3) - Upon the date, time and place specified in notice;
L.A shall hold enquiry and conclude:
• If remedied → shall declare and cancel any note endorsed on RDT
• If there has been a notice endorsed earlier (with longer time for
remedy) → L.A shall make order that proprietor is allowed for remedying
(according to mentioned action and time of remedy in the earlier notice)
• In any other case → shall take temporary possession of the
land (if directed by S.A) OR
→ declare the land being forfeit to S.A (if not directed by S.A)
FORFEITURE
SEC 130…..SEC134
f) FORFEITURE
• SEC 130 – Forfeiture to take action upon notification in
Gazette
• SEC 130(1) - S.A publish in Gazette by notification in Form 8A
• causes → SEC 100: non-payment of rent OR
→ SEC 129: breach of condition
Then forfeiture will take effect

• SEC 130(1) - Copies of notification be published in accordance


to SEC 433. After published, register a memorial on RDT
f) FORFEITURE

• SEC 131 - Effect of forfeiture


• Upon forfeiture:
• The land shall revert and vest in S.A as State Land → freed n
discharged from all titles
• Also vest in S.A (anything as specified in SEC 47) → any
building(s) on the land, no compensation
• Any item of land revenue → due to S.A
f) FORFEITURE

• SEC 132 - Land NOT to be re-alienated, etc.,


during period for appeal against forfeiture
• S.A shall not re-alienate/dispose land within:
• The 3 months period (under SEC 418)- as an appeal lies to the
court
• If such an appeal is lodge during that period – DURING time of
determination of the appeal and time any proceedings
f) FORFEITURE

• SEC 133 - Power of S.A to annul forfeiture or re-alienated to


previous proprietor on new terms
• S.A may refuse or allow with conditional payment:
• If forfeiture caused by non-payment of rent → penalty; not exceeding six
times the sum (he is supposed to pay by notice of demand under SEC 97)
• If forfeiture caused by breach of condition → an amount; S.A determined

• Re-alienation: S.A re-determine various matter it consider


appropriate under SEC 79(2)
f) FORFEITURE

• SEC 134 - Appeals against forfeitures


• The proprietor may appeal under SEC 418
• No appeal can be done after expiry of the 3 month period
The End
Thank you for your attention

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