Quit rent defaulters warned


Landowners with crops such as durian and palm fruit who have not paid quit rent for five consecutive years risk having their land seized. — Filepic

TANAH RATA: Landowners in Pahang must pay quit rent to the state government or risk having their land confiscated if they fail to do so for five consecutive years.

Pahang Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Wan Rosdy Wan Ismail said the state government is mulling such action as the overdue quit rent payments have reached RM81mil.

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