Can You Form a Joint Venture on Under NLC Section 62?
In Malaysia's dynamic real estate market, (JVs) are popular for pooling resources in property development. But what happens when one party holds only a reservation of a site under (NLC)? Can such a party legally enter into a ? This question arises frequently for developers, investors, and landowners navigating complexities.
This post examines the legal landscape, drawing from key precedents and analogous cases. Note: This is general information based on available precedents and not specific legal advice. Consult a qualified lawyer for your situation.
The Core Issue: and Land Reservations
Can a party enter into a joint venture agreement with a party granted the reservation of a site under Section 62 of the National Land Code?
No direct precedent addresses Section 62 NLC in JV contexts. However, analytical insights from related cases on suggest significant hurdles. , often gazetted for public purposes like cemeteries, falls under control, typically overriding private agreements. [
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