Berjaya Hills, landowners fail to overturn Pahang quit rent revision
The ruling provides significant clarity on Section 101 of the NLC, confirming that the state authority maintains full autonomy over the determination of quit…
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MACC chief commissioner Abd Halim Aman said the syndicate exploited unused temporary employment visit pass quotas for 2011 without paying the levy for the passes issued. (Bernama pic) PETALING JAYA : Six immigration officers and a police officer were among 12 individuals arrested by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) for alleged involvement in a syndicate that hacked the immigration department’s MyIMMs system. Berjaya Hills and the proprietors sought judicial review after the Pahang land and mines office substantially increased the quit rent on 330 parcels of land in Bentong with effect from Jan 1, 2020, and later imposed the higher rates retrospectively for 2020, 2021 and 2022 through bills issued in 2023. The retroactive amendment to the Pahang Land Rules was also upheld, as it simply clarified the state’s original intention for the rates to apply to existing alienated land.
Furthermore, The integrated operation, codenamed “Op Crack,” led to the arrest of 12 individuals yesterday, including a mix of corporate directors and government insiders. The syndicate’s modus operandi involved a daring exploitation of the system: they targeted unused PLKS quotas dating back to 2011 to issue work passes while completely bypassing the required government levies. Halim said MACC also raided several company premises and immigration offices in Penang and Putrajaya to assist investigations.
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MACC chief commissioner Abd Halim Aman said the syndicate exploited unused temporary employment visit pass quotas for 2011 without paying the levy for the passes issued. (Bernama pic) PETALING JAYA : Six immigration officers and a police officer were among 12 individuals arrested by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) for alleged involvement in a syndicate that hacked the immigration department’s MyIMMs system.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesBerjaya Hills and the proprietors sought judicial review after the Pahang land and mines office substantially increased the quit rent on 330 parcels of land in Bentong with effect from Jan 1, 2020, and later imposed the higher rates retrospectively for 2020, 2021 and 2022 through bills issued in 2023.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe retroactive amendment to the Pahang Land Rules was also upheld, as it simply clarified the state’s original intention for the rates to apply to existing alienated land.
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The integrated operation, codenamed “Op Crack,” led to the arrest of 12 individuals yesterday, including a mix of corporate directors and government insiders.
according to Malay MailThe syndicate’s modus operandi involved a daring exploitation of the system: they targeted unused PLKS quotas dating back to 2011 to issue work passes while completely bypassing the required government levies.
according to Malay MailHalim said MACC also raided several company premises and immigration offices in Penang and Putrajaya to assist investigations.
according to Free Malaysia Today
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