Definitive means to prove ownership of land


AS land values rise and development expands into once quiet areas, disputes over structures alleged to predate ownership transfers are becoming more common. In Malaysia, where land ownership operates under the Torrens system governed by the National Land Code, registered title is the strongest and most conclusive proof of ownership.

Land offices maintain detailed registration histories, including title issuance dates, transfer records and survey plans. If a building genuinely existed before the land it is sitting on was acquired, it may appear in earlier survey drawings or valuation documentation.

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