Caveat Property

Caveat Property

Kategorya: Real Estate & Property Law Magagamit
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Caveat Property

What Is a Private Caveat?

A caveat is a legal notice lodged at the Land Office that prevents a property from being sold or transferred without your consent. It protects your interest when there is a legal or financial relationship with the property.

We assist clients in lodging, maintaining, defending or removing caveats throughout Malaysia.

A private caveat (Form 19B) is registered to protect your claim or interest, such as:
• You signed an SPA
• You loaned money and property is collateral
• You invested in property development
• You are a beneficiary in disputed estate
• You are involved in a property dispute
• You fear the owner may transfer the property


Our Caveat Legal Services

Lodging a Private Caveat

We ensure correct grounds exist to avoid removal challenges.

Removing an Existing Caveat

We prepare Form 19G & required documents.

Defending Your Caveat

If the landowner or developer attempts to remove it.

Conducting Land Searches

We identify all encumbrances on the title.

Advising on Caveat Disputes

Including misuse, fraudulent lodging or malicious caveats.


When Should You Lodge a Caveat?

You should lodge a caveat if:
• You are buying auction property
• You invested money in a property project
• You hold beneficial ownership
• You are concerned owner may sell illegally
• You are entitled to property in inheritance disputes


When Should You Remove a Caveat?

Remove the caveat when:
• A transaction is completed
• Mortgage/charge is registered
• The claim is resolved
• Caveat was lodged wrongfully

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