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Although the National Land Code is a major land law, it can not overcome several other land laws:
a. Terengganu Settlement Enactment 1856
In addition the provisions shall not apply if it contravenes the provisions of any law on:
a. Customary land
b. Malay Reservation Land
c. Mining Land
d. Sultanate Land
e. Waqaf or "Baitulmal" Land
f. Rice Planting Act, 1967
g. Kelantan Land Settlement Ordinance, 1955
h. Land (Group Placement Area) Act 1960
i. Any laws regarding exemption from land revenue payment.
National Land Code (KTN) has been enacted in accordance with Article 76(4) Federal Constitution on 18 September 1965. The purpose is to provide a uniform land holding and management system in all eleven states in Peninsular Malaysia.
The Benefits of the Torrens System are as follows:
a. Everyone who owned land will hold a clear document of title, guaranteed by the government. Document of title contains information on all conditions and interest involve of the land.
b. Each person can trade in land by registration of memorandum stereotypes easily without requiring complex and expensive search through the previous documents.
c. Land ownership and rights of all persons who held the lease or charge can not be denied.
The land management system used in Malaysia is the Torrens System. This system originated from South Australia. The system was named after Sir Robert Torrens who introduced it to South Australia in 1858.
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