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In Malaysia, a private caveat is lodged by an individual or private party with a legal claim to a property under the National Land Code 1965 (NLC), lasting up to 6 years, whereas a registrar's caveat is entered officially by the Registrar of Titles or Land Administrator to prevent fraud, protect state interests, or correct errors with an indefinite lifespan until cancelled. Read More
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