Department of Director General of Lands and Mines

a. To make dealings such as transfer, lease, mortgage, subdivide and amalgamate his parcels;
b. To vote at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) and extraordinary general meeting conducted by the Management Corporation;
c. To exercise rights on common property according to share units allotted;
d. To exercise rights on supports and services such as provision of water, sewage, drainage, electricity, garbage collection and other services;
e. To exercise rights to examine records and accounts of the Management Corporation.

Common property refers to any part of the lots which is not comprised in any parcel. For example, visitor parking, elevators, stairs, main tanks and guard house.

Management Corporation is a corporate body which may prosecute and be prosecuted. It exists under the Strata Titles Act 1985 and does not need to be registered with the Registrar of Companies or the Registrar of Societies. It has a perpetual succession right.

Management fund is managed by the Management Corporation. It includes management fee / service charges of the common property, fire insurance premiums, special accounts and others.

Accessory parcel is any parcel which is used exclusively by the parcel proprietor. For example, the car park that can only be used exclusively by the proprietor.

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