Objective

• This is the latest updated course on Landlord & Tenant Law, focusing on the current law as well as reviewing the latest trends and developments in Malaysia and other jurisdictions. The National Land Code 1965 contains only certain basic elements of the law, and much of the law on this complex subject is based on current conveyancing practice.
• To date, Parliament has not enacted a specific Landlord and Tenant Act, although there was speculation recently that a new Residential Tenancy Act is being drafted. The law in Malaysia is generally regarded as pro-tenant. There is also no Land Tribunal in Malaysia to deal with landlord-tenant disputes.
• The high point in this course is the discussion on the rights of self-help for landlords in the event of default by tenants to pay their rent. In the final session, participants will be advised how to evaluate and draft a Landlord and Tenant Agreement.

Who Should Attend ?

• Property Developers
• Property Consultants
• Contractors
• Contract Managers & Executives
• Contract Administrators
• Architects, Engineers
• Valuers, Quantity Surveyors
• Construction Managers
• Town Planners
• Legal Advisors
• Lawyers, Project Managers
• Property Managers
• Marketing Managers
• Estate Agents
• Owners Bankers
• Financiers
• Land Administration Managers
• Investment Advisers
• Development & Planning Managers
• Project Co-ordinators