Tenants bear the brunt for landlords' negligence in settling outstanding assessments


SEVERAL tenants operating businesses at the Ampang Waterfront commercial area in Ampang Jaya bore the brunt of their landlords’ negligence in paying their outstanding assessment tax when personnel from the Ampang Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ) came to seize assets.

Tenants of eight of the premises inspected by MPAJ claimed that they were unaware of the unpaid assessment tax, which were in arrears totalling RM105,000.

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