Activity

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You are invited to participate in a discussion on the impact of the Town and Country Planning Act 1976 on property owners.

Explain the following:

a) Development Charge (12 marks)

b) Purchase Notice (8 […]

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a) Mr Abu owns four (4) contiguous lots of agriculture land namely Lot 1234 Grant No 123; Lot 1235 Grant No 124; Lot 1236 Grant No 125; and Lot 1237 Grant No 126. All the lots are situated in the Mukim of […]

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An orchard land owned by Mr Tuah has been gazetted for land acquisition for the purpose of ‘Development of Community College’. Mr Tuah could not accept the fact that his land is being acquired by the […]

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Explain the differences of the following by using appropriate examples:

a) Land Office Title and Registry Title (5 marks)

b) Final Title and Qualified Title (5 marks)

c) Express Conditions and Implied […]

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a) Explain the principle of “Rebus Sic Stantibus” in carrying out valuation for the purpose of rating for a local authority. (15 marks)
b) “Are Federal Government buildings subject to the payment of rates under […]

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The National Budget for the year 2019 has reviewed items on Stamp Duty and Real Property Gains Tax. There were also clauses regarding a moratorium period in their implementations. Explain the matters that have […]

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a) Lot 456, Section 5, Town of Kuala Lumpur with the land area of 20,000 square feet is zoned for commercial use with the plot ration of 1:7.0 and plinth area of 60%. The owner has proposals for a building with […]

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i. A planning application by Encik Yusof to develop his land has been rejected on the grounds that the land is zoned for public purpose. His appeal has also been rejected.
ii. Encik Chong has received a stop […]

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Encik Ali owns two (2) pieces of land in Malaysia. He plans to develop the land as follows:

i. Lot 222 has a title in perpetuity with an agricultural category of land use and a total land area of 10 acres. […]

Q.a) With reference to the Income Tax Act 1967, explain the following:
i. Chargeable Incomeii. Capital Allowance (6 marks)
b) State two (2) conditions that need to be fulfilled by Malaysian Residents in order to […]

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Velerom Sdn Bhd was a controlled Real Estate company formed on 1 March 2015 with the paid up capital of 200,000 ordinary shares of RM1 per share unit. Hany Enterprise owned 40,000 share units in the company. On […]

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Real estate is unique and has special characteristics that are different from the characteristics of other commodities.

a) Explain five (5) unique characteristics of real estate. (10 marks)

b) Elaborate five […]

Q.Valuation is defined as an art and science in estimating the value of an interest in a property for a particular purpose. It will take into account all features of the property, the economic factors, the market […]

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With an appropriate example, explain the following:

a) the meaning of open market value. (10 marks)

b) the differences between value, price and cost. (10 marks)

(20 marks, 2019 Q3)

A.

a) Open market […]

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a) Puan Rina saved RM24,000 each year in a savings account providing 3.25% interest rate p.a. for ten (10) years. At the end of the 10th year, Puan Rina put the accumulated sum into a fixed deposit account that […]

Q.a) Based on the Discounted Cash Flow method, calculate the Net Present Value of the cash flow of the following project:

b) By using the data (a) above, calculate the net present value of the cash flows of the […]

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The Comparison Method refers to the difference or similarities between two or more properties. The basis of this method is comparisons are made to the property to be valued.

a) Explain four (4) conditions for […]

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The Investment method is a method of valuation of property that can generate income through the process of renting or leasing a property.

a) Explain the concept of the investment method in determining the […]

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Explain the following:

i) Profits method of valuation (10 marks)
ii) Tenant’s Share (5 marks)
iii) Divisible balance (5 marks)

(20 marks, 2019 Q8)

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Revision on various methods of valuation in real […]

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Foundation is an important component of a building. Explain five (5) functions of building foundations.

(25 marks, 2019 Q1)

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2017 Q2a

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