Malay Mail·3 min read·medium
Berjaya Hills loses legal battle over retroactive quit rent charges in Pahang
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Malay Mail
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The Malaysian Court of Appeal ruled in favor of the Pahang state government, confirming its authority to revise quit rent rates without needing specific National Land Council approval for the quantum. The court dismissed a legal challenge from Berjaya Hills Resort Bhd, which argued that the retroactive rate hikes were unlawful.
KUALA LUMPUR, July 29 — The Court of Appeal has rejected five appeals by Berjaya Hills Resort Bhd and several landowners, upholding the Pahang state government’s right to revise quit rent rates without needing the National Land Council to approve the specific amounts.
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