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Chapter 5 · Enforcement of conditions

134. Appeals against forfeiture

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(1)

The validity of any forfeiture under this Act shall not be challenged in any court except by means of, or in proceedings consequent upon, an appeal under section 418 against the order of the Land Administrator under section 100 or 129; and, notwithstanding anything in any other written law, no such appeal shall be commenced after the expiry of the period of three months allowed for the bringing thereof by the said section 418.

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Provisions of the

National Land Code

Modification

Provisions of the

National Land Code

Modification

Section 135

In its application to the Federal Territory of Labuan—

(1)

in subsection (1), delete the words “or Land

Office”;

(2)

substitute for subsection (2) the following subsection:

“(2)  In the absence of any direction to the contrary by the State Authority, the approval required by subsection (1) shall be given by the State Director.”.

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(2)

No order of the Land Administrator under section 100

or 129 shall be set aside by any court except upon the grounds of its having been made contrary to the provisions of this Act, or of there having been a failure on the part of the Land Administrator to comply with the requirements of any such provision; and no such order shall be set aside by reason only of any irregularity in the form or service of any notice under Chapter 2 of Part Six or, as the case may be, Chapter 5 of Part Seven unless, in the opinion of the court, the irregularity was of a significant nature.

(3)

In any such appeal or other proceedings as are mentioned in subsection (1), it shall be presumed until the contrary is proved that all notices required to be served under Chapter 2 of Part Six or, as the case may be, Chapter 5 of Part Seven were duly and regularly served.

(4)

Subsection (1) shall not affect the right of any person or body to bring an action of damages against the State Authority, or (subject to the provisions of section 22) against any officer appointed by the State Authority, in respect of any act or thing wrongfully done, or ordered to be done or omitted to be done, in connection with any forfeiture under this Act.

Part Nine—SUBDIVISION, PARTITION

AND AMALGAMATION

Report

Chapter 1

Subdivision of lands

Chapter 2

Partition of lands

Chapter 3

Amalgamation of lands

Chapter 4

Subdivision of buildings 151—157..

Chapter 1

The registers

Chapter 2

The subsidiary register 161—163..

Chapter 3

Final title in continuation of final title

Chapter 4

Replacement of register document of final title

Chapter 3

Chapter 2

Alienation under qualified title

Chapter 3

Final title and qualified title in continuation

Chapter 4

Conversion of qualified title into final title

Chapter 1

Powers of leasing, etc.

Chapter 2

Express and implied provisions

Chapter 3

Forfeiture

Chapter 4

Determination of leases and tenancies

Chapter 1

Creation of charges, and general provisions relating thereto

Chapter 2

Implied provisions

Chapter 3

Remedies of chargees: Sale

Chapter 4

Remedies of chargees: Possession

Chapter 5

Discharge

Chapter 6

Liens

Chapter 1

Creation

Chapter 2

Release, extinguishment and cancellation

Chapter 1

Presentation of instruments for registration

Chapter 2

Procedure generally

Chapter 3

Determination of fitness for registration

Chapter 4

Manner of registration

Chapter 5

Powers of Attorney

Chapter 6

Cancellation of registration

Chapter 7

Endorsement of exempt tenancies

Chapter 1

Caveats

Chapter 2

Prohibitory orders

Chapter 1

Co-proprietorship

Chapter 2

Trusts

Chapter 2

Deposited plans

Schedules