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Pahang has resolved land title applications for 99.5% of its 43,600 FELDA settlers, leaving fewer than 200 inheritance cases outstanding. The state also plans 16,000 housing plots for second-generation settlers.
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Malaysia's Federal Court ruling permitting resident associations to restrict access for non-paying owners has sparked concerns that it weakens fundamental property rights and legal certainty for homebuyers across the nation.
Johor's BN candidate for Larkin has dismissed allegations that the state government neglected leasehold land problems in Kampung Melayu Majidi, presenting figures on approved lease renewals and financial relief measures implemented before upcoming polls.
The Johor state government has resolved 99.99 per cent of land title applications affecting Federal Land Development Authority settlers, with 27,639 cases settled out of 27,642. The milestone underscores the administration's commitment to rural development.