Federal Territories Minister Khalid Samad says the 4.8ha Taman Rimba Kiara was rezoned in 2013 by Kuala Lumpur City Hall, and Yayasan Wilayah Persekutuan had applied for the land. – The Malaysian Insight pic by Kamal Ariffin, November 23, 2018.
DOCUMENTS signed by former federal territories minister Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor and a developer to turn Taman Rimba Kiara into high-rise condominium blocks are legal and binding, Khalid Samad said.
The Federal Territories Minister told this to a disappointed crowd of more than 500 Taman Tun Dr Ismail residents at a town hall meeting tonight.
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WTF! Someone get to be responsible for the same going then.
Posted 5 years ago by Teh Ewe Leng
Who else but jibby and Mr Pavilion/WCT/Skypark
Posted 5 years ago by Francis Anthony
Sue them for fraud, surely. Any contract that is against public policy is void. After all, the original act stemmed from corrupt practices (said minister charged) and what ensued also can be challenged in court of law.
It would be worth digging how much the developer paid and to who. Clearly the act of converting the land use then to sell on to 3rd party for quick profit (instead of for public benefits) is suspicious.
And if the price is paid at a rate that smells fishy, there can be ground for lawsuit
Posted 5 years ago by Roti Paun
Rubbish . Nationalise the land and haul up the idiot Ku Lan and ask him to pay off the developer. If the developer is still trying to be funny, black list and see if in future they will have any more projects in their hand. Stop being a hypocritic angel and palying saintly with being political correct. It is getting revoting that PH is going in that direction for all Umno grave concerns. Political correctness in ensuring the care and welfare of rakayat are welcome but when it is detrimental and against the greater good, drop all that bull shit and unwarranted charade.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted 5 years ago by Lee Lee
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Posted 5 years ago by Teh Ewe Leng
Posted 5 years ago by Francis Anthony
It would be worth digging how much the developer paid and to who. Clearly the act of converting the land use then to sell on to 3rd party for quick profit (instead of for public benefits) is suspicious.
And if the price is paid at a rate that smells fishy, there can be ground for lawsuit
Posted 5 years ago by Roti Paun
Posted 5 years ago by Lee Lee