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When should a landlord give notice to the tenant to vacate the premise?
Whether it should be given after the transitional period 31st December 1999 or before the expiry of the transitional period - three months before 1st January 2000 - the Control of Rent (Repeal)...
What are rent-controlled premises?
Generally, Rent-controlled premises(or Controlled premises as described in the Control of Rent Act 1966) refer to those buildings completed before 1 February 1948 [s. 4(2) of the Act]. These...
What is the law relating to the control of rent in West (Peninsular) Malaysia?
The Control of Rent Act 1966 (the Act). It is a short statute consisting of only 12 sections and is intended to be a piece of legislation aimed at de-controlling all the rent-controlled premises...
Why is the Control of Rent Act 1966 being repealed? Why is Control of Rent (Repeal) Act 1997 being introduced?
The explanatory statement in the relevant Bill of Parliament gives the following reasons: With the passage of time, the Act, which was originally enacted in 1966 to regulate and control the rental...
What are the rights of landlords in recovery of possession after the expiration of transitional period (s.11) under the Control of Rent (Repeal) Act 1997?
All tenancies deemed to have been entered into between the landlords and tenants (September 1997-1999) had ceased to be in force. The landlords shall then have the right to vacant possession of...
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