Asked by p***@gmail.com
A piece of land is leased at RM500,000 for 12 years (RM300,000 for the first year and RM200,000 for the second year). The lessor is 72 years old. The lessee intends to privately caveat the land. my question is:
....1) If the lessor dies, can the caveated land be easily transferred to the beneficiary in accordance with the will? How to do it ?
..2) The cancellation of the caveat can only be done by caveator , lapse of caveat and obtaining a court order. Is it troublesome to order removal by the court? .. Will the court order an eviction incur more costs?
3) Can the relocation warning form be signed and kept by the tenant's lawyer as a stakeholder?
4) What is the purpose of the stator declaration ? Will it be law enforcement? ....Regards and thank you
....1) If the lessor dies, can the caveated land be easily transferred to the beneficiary in accordance with the will? How to do it ?
..2) The cancellation of the caveat can only be done by caveator , lapse of caveat and obtaining a court order. Is it troublesome to order removal by the court? .. Will the court order an eviction incur more costs?
3) Can the relocation warning form be signed and kept by the tenant's lawyer as a stakeholder?
4) What is the purpose of the stator declaration ? Will it be law enforcement? ....Regards and thank you
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