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The Notice To Quit To Recover Possession Of Property is a crucial legal instrument in Malaysian property law, commonly used when landlords need to formally reclaim their property from tenants. This document is essential in situations involving lease terminations, breach of tenancy agreements, property sale requirements, or when the landlord needs the property for personal use. It must be drafted in compliance with Malaysian legislation, particularly the National Land Code 1965, Specific Relief Act 1950, and relevant property laws. The notice typically includes specific vacation dates, property details, grounds for termination, and any conditions that must be met by the tenant. Proper service of this notice is a prerequisite for any legal action to recover possession, making it a critical first step in the property recovery process.
