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The Property Investor wrote:
actually my parent did that, didn't involve any conversion... quite straight forward thingy.

During the British rule, in those days, land is almost a luxury belonging only to the noble and wealthy.

Today, this is more systematically coded under the National Land Code 1965.

Transparency is the key word and until today, red tapes are still a major uphill to many a practitioner.

Not easy but again, not really difficult either.

One has to make all the checks and searches and get certified copies of plans, maps etc from the relevant authorities to ensure what you buy is what you get.

To buy a kati of vegetables, you have to weight whether in kati or 600 gm.

Times may have change, but the weight of land dealings are still the same.

Chan Zhi Hao wrote:


If you are not the owner nor the seller, what is your connection here ?

I think when it comes to legality or consultation regarding land issues, it will be great to see a lawyer

Someone wants to sell his land and I am helping to find a buyer for him. I'm not an agent and is just a normal peasant

Chan Zhi Hao wrote:


I do agree to you that if you are providing any buyer to anyone then it does not mean that you are an agent. But if you really want to find any agent then I can help you out because I personally know many property agents and brokers.