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By reading a news article from Malaysian Bar Council website, I shocked to learn how some irresponsible people can just fake our NRIC and other documents to get a land back to their hand. It cant be one person doing all this, it surely has to be insider people. Can our land story be related to this? So beware when you are signing some documents which we never knew what the content is. See whether our case will be same, Caveat was removed and no one told us. Land was transfered to a new developer without our consent and knowledge and no one told us. Who should be in wrong or to be blamed? Our so-called lawyer or land office or Jawatankuasa Penduduk Kampung Boundry 5 for just waking up after getting a Notice of Quit recently? Where where you Jawatankuasa Penduduk Kampung Boundry 5 when we has put the trust in you to work for all the resident??? Busy?? or Pretending to know nothing???? WE NEED THE ANSWER! Read the news below about fraudalance land transfer case in S’gor.
Probe into land frauds in Selangor Friday, 13 March 2009 10:14am ©The Sun by Terence Fernandez
PETALING JAYA (March 12, 2009) : Imagine this scenario. You are a 70-year-old man who owned a seven-hectare plot for almost three decades only to find out that its ownership has changed without your knowledge. The Land Office tells you that you had consented to the transfer although you had never stepped into the office except to pay the quit rent. The officers produce a photocopy of your identity card which bears your details but the photograph is of a different person – and a different gender at that! If that is not enough to shock you, searches with the Companies Commission of Malaysia reveal that you are a director of the company that has taken over your land, yet you have never set up a company or been appointed a director of one! This fate that had befallen Lye Piang Yin just goes to show how far one would go to steal land from its rightful owners – an endemic problem in Selangor. The plot in Hulu Langat which belongs to him and his younger brother Lai Kim was the subject of a fraudulent transfer and the hidden hands of several government agencies have surfaced. However, there is a happy ending for the Lye brothers as on March 3, the High Court in Shah Alam issued an injunction against Propaxis Trading Sdn from claiming ownership of the land. Piang Yin and Lai Kim had filed the action in 2006 against Propaxis, the State Land Registrar, the director of the State Land and Mines Department, as well as the Selangor Government. According to court documents, the brothers who had inherited the land from their father had been paying quit rent between 1980 and 2006 when it came to their attention that the land was in the midst of being transferred. This was discovered by chance as lawyers of the owners of an adjoining piece of land, ABM Holdings Sdn Bhd, had done a search and discovered that land too had been transferred to the same person. “They alerted us that our land could also be affected,” said Piang Yin. In spite of Piang Yin taking a private caveat on the land and three police reports lodged, the caveat was cancelled and the land transfer took place (How the Lyes lost their land — page 2). When met at his land located about 1.5km from the General Operations Force headquarters in Taman Cuepacs, last Tuesday, Piang Yin, a bachelor said he got worried when he saw surveyors viewing his land –which now resembles a hilly secondary jungle – but there have since been no further activity. The former RTM technician said his case should prompt other land-owners to constantly check on the status of their property. “It just shows how easy it is for unscrupulous people to forge documents to steal what rightfully belongs to you,” he said.
Meanwhile, Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad, the political secretary to the Selangor mentri besar, said the state government would be hauling up officers from the land office and land and mines department as part of an internal probe into the fraud. “We will also be asking the authorities to investigate since there are clearly elements of criminality involved,” he said, adding that the state government is adamant to fix all issues of fraudulent land transfer from previous administrations.
From: limguaneng@penang.gov.my [mailto:limguaneng@penang.gov.my]
Sent: Tuesday, September 08, 2009 9:44 AM
To: Jagdeep Singh Dhillon
Subject: Re: Blog Rasmi Ketua Menteri Pulau Pinang: Blog Kampung Boundry 5 di Kawasan Ayer Putih
Terima kasih atas emel anda. Perkara ini telah saya bincangkan bersama dengan wakil-wakil kampung sebelum ini dan didapati ini berlaku atas sebab tuan tanah yang asal telah menjualkan tanah kepada pihak ketiga tanpa pengetahuan kerajaan negeri dan pemilik tanah yang sedia ada.
Dengan itu, pihak tuan diminta supaya memfailkan kes tersebut ke mahkamah dan pada masa yang sama berunding dengan pihak pemilik tanah/pemaju yang sedia ada untuk mencapai suatu kaedah penyelesaian yang memuaskan.
Y.B. Ng Wei Aik
Political Secretary to Penang Chief Minister
—–Jagdeep Singh Dhillon <jsinghdhillon@pioneercredit.com.my> wrote: —–
To: limguaneng@penang.gov.my
From: Jagdeep Singh Dhillon <jsinghdhillon@pioneercredit.com.my>
Date: 09/08/2009 10:27AM
Subject: Blog Rasmi Ketua Menteri Pulau Pinang: Blog Kampung Boundry 5 di Kawasan Ayer Putih
Ini ialah emel enkuiri melalui http://cm.penang.gov.my/dari:
Jagdeep Singh Dhillon <jsinghdhillon@pioneercredit.com.my>
Selamat Pagi YB Lim Guan Eng. Saya Jagdeep Singh Dhillon penduduk kawasan dari yang disebut diatas ingin YB tahu bahawa saya telah menubuhkan satu blog https://kampungboundry.wordpress.com/
Dengan ini, saya berharap YB juga boleh beri pandangan mengenai isu tanah kampung ini dan saya akan pastikan penduduk akan sokong YB sepenuhnya sebagai wakil rakyat kawasan kami dan tidak akan biarkan parti politik lain jadikan isu ini seperti kampung buah pala. Terima Kasih.
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Saya ingin mengucapkan terima kasih kepada peguam Kuldip Singh dari Kuala Lumpur yang juga mempunyai satu tanah dan rumah di Kampung Boundry 5 yang telah menghubungi saya untuk membantu menyiasat dan juga memberikan khidmat nasihat perundangan mengenai isu tanah di kampung Boundry. Saya telah diberitahu bahawa beliau telah pun mulakan siasatan mengenai isu tanah beberapa bulan lalu dan akan mengemukkan hasil penyiasatan beliau pada jangka masa yang terdekat.
Pada masa yang sama, saya juga ingin mengucapkan terima kasih kepada peguam Anoop Singh dari Pulau Pinang yang telah berjumpa dengan saya pada minggu lalu untuk menjelaskan isu tanah ini dari pandangan beliau. Beliau juga telah memberi jaminan bahawa beliau akan mengikuti isu tanah ini dari masa ke semasa dan menasihati saya. Saya dengan ini mengucapkan ribuan terima kasih atas jasa mereka untuk tampil ke hadapan dan memberi khidmat nasihat kepada saya dan penduduk kampung Boundry.
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