Section 59

to have the registered title of a proprietor defeated on the ground of fraud or forgery to which such proprietor or his agent was a party or in which he or his agent colluded;

to enforce against a proprietor any contract to which that proprietor was a party;

to enforce against a proprietor who is a trustee the provisions of a trust;

to recover from a proprietor any holding or any part thereof acquired by him from a person under a legal disability which was known to the proprietor at the time of dealing;

to recover from a proprietor any holding or any part thereof which has been unlawfully acquired by him in purported exercise of any power or authority conferred or created by any written law; or

to enforce any judgment or award of any Court affecting any land made or given before the appointed day, or arising by virtue of the operation of the Limitation Act 1953, or to confer on a proprietor claiming otherwise than as a purchaser any better title than was held by his immediate predecessor.

50 Laws of Malaysia ACT 518

Evidence of entries in Interim Register