LAW NOTES : Land Law - Summary Notes for Land Law : Jual Janji

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JUAL JANJI



ü  This transaction is not recognized under NLC.
ü  Court only recognized this transaction under the contract of sale. – S.206(3)
ü  CONCEPT :
1.        The borrower will ‘transfer’ the land to the lender as security of loan transaction, and lender will ‘take possession’ of it.
2.       Upon the ‘take possession’, the lender may make out any profits from the lands, and those profits shall belongs solely to the lender, as symbolising an interest for the loan that he had given to the borrower.
3.       Remedy for the borrower
Ø  He can discharged the land (get back the land) after made a full payment within the period of time agreed.
4.       Remedy for the lender
Ø  He entitled with ‘absolute sale’(jual-putus) after the default in payment of the borrower due to expiry of date.

Contratual right - S.206(3) - A person will not be denied its contractual right even if the transaction upon the land was not done under NLC.



DONE BY ;

AMERA MOHD YUSOF
FACULTY OF LAW, UM

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