Wife can’t use caveat to block sale of husband’s pre-marital home, court rules
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The Melaka High Court ruled that a claim to matrimonial assets does not automatically give a spouse a registrable interest in the property under the National Land Code. (Facebook pic) PETALING JAYA: A non-Muslim wife cannot use a private caveat to prevent her husband from selling a house he bought before their marriage simply because she is claiming a share of it in divorce proceedings, the High Court in Melaka has ruled. (Free Malaysia Today, 11:15)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·27 Oct, 11:15 MYTWife can’t use caveat to block sale of husband’s pre-marital home, court rules
The Melaka High Court ruled that a claim to matrimonial assets does not automatically give a spouse a registrable interest in the property under the National Land Code. (Facebook pic) PETALING JAYA: A non-Muslim wife cannot use a private caveat to prevent her husband from…
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