Malaysia legislation
Section 11
Section 11
(a)
the immediate survey of the building is impracticable;
(b)
the number of parcels of the building or the complexity of the subdivision will necessitate a longer processing time;
(c)
the building has been completed for not less than three years and there has been sale of a parcel in such building to any person; or
(d)
such other circumstances relating to the subdivision of the building or land as the Director considers appropriate.
(2)
The provisional subsidiary title issued under subsection (1) shall —
(a)
specify the extent and describe as accurately as possible the position of each parcel to which it relates; and
(b)
upon a building or land is capable of being issued with subsidiary title, be surrendered to the Registrar and the owner shall apply for the issuance of subsidiary title pursuant to section 6.
(3)
A provisional subsidiary title issued under this section shall have the following
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effect:
(a)
shall be deemed to be effective for the purposes of this Enactment and all dealings, with the permission of the Director, under the Land Ordinance;
(b)
shall give no claim to any area occupied in excess of the area mentioned therein;
(c)
shall not represent the fitness for occupation of the building;
(d)
shall not represent the boundaries of the parcels; and
(e)
shall not entitle the owner to claim compensation for any reduction in the area as shown in the provisional subsidiary title.
(4)
The boundaries of the parcel or any parts of the building or land issued with provisional subsidiary title shall not be deemed to be final.
(5)
All existing charges or subleases registered on the lease to the lot in respect of any part of the building shall be carried forward to the relevant provisional subsidiary title.
Issuance of provisional subsidiary title for development parcel