Diskrepansi nilaian pampasan tanah untuk maksud awam : kajian kes : pengambilan tanah untuk tapak kampus Kolej Universiti Teknikal Kebangsaan Malaysia, Melaka
Most development projects for public purposes necessitate the government or State Authority to acquire land as provided under the Land Acquisition Act 1960. According to the Federal Constitution, land owner and those having vested interest should be given a reasonable compensation if their land are...
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| Format: | Thesis |
| Language: | English |
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2005
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/17892/1/MohdHanifaKAbdHamidMFGHT2005.pdf |
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| Summary: | Most development projects for public purposes necessitate the government or State Authority to acquire land as provided under the Land Acquisition Act 1960. According to the Federal Constitution, land owner and those having vested interest should be given a reasonable compensation if their land are to be acquired. More than often, land owners engage the services of private valuer to assist them in determining the value of compensation. The main problem in determining this value is the distinctive discrepancies between the values offered by the government valuer and those determined by the private valuer. Since both parties are professional, thus the discrepancies are not against any provision. Primary data will be collected from government documents and secondary data gathered from valuation reports and land office. Although the public can always bring the matter to court but the judiciary process is very time consuming and hinder the smooth implementation of the projects. Most importantly, it helps to raise the public confidence towards the government whilst the proposed project can proceed smoothly. Hence, the reason of why and how these discrepancies arise should be determined such as size and land tenure to be identified in order to address their differences. This research has not only identified the various factors contributing to these discrepancies but also offered suggestions to reduce the differences such as the use of information technology in updating transaction data |
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