JAMALUDIN BIN PAIMIN v 1. ) ASMAH BINTI MOHAMED 2. ) KAMAH BINTI TEKAK 3. ) MARYATUL KIPTHIAH BINTI IDRIS 4. ) MASKINAH BINTI H.SEKAK 5. ) MD YUSOFF BIN MUSTAMIL 6. ) SUKANI BINTI HJ. SEKAK 7. ) Pentadbir Tanah Daerah Jasin

ma-24ncvc-473-11-2025 High Court (Mahkamah Tinggi) 30 June 2026 • MA-24NCvC-473-11/2025

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Keywords Jamaludin Bin Paimin V. Asmah Binti Mohamed & 6 Oths [K.1] Bth 1.7.2026 National Land Code 1965 – Sections 140, 141, 141A, 142, 143A, 145 and 417 – Co-proprietorship – Partition of land – Judicial partition – Administrative partition – Relationship between court jurisdiction and statutory administrative procedure. National Land Code 1965 – Section 145 – Termination of co-proprietorship – Nature and scope of jurisdiction – Whether prior exhaustion of administrative procedure under sections 141A and 142 required – Whether proceedings constitute abuse of process. National Land Code 1965 – Section 145(2)(a) – Deeming order – Partition without consent of co-proprietors – Equitable payments – Comparative values of proposed portions – Exercise of judicial discretion. Land Law – Co-proprietorship – Agricultural land – Partition – Minority co-proprietor – Right to seek judicial relief – Separate issue document of title. Land Law – Partition – Proposed survey plan – Licensed surveyor – Proportionality of partition – Correspondence between allocated portions and registered undivided shares. Land Law – State Authority – Land Administrator – Statutory approval of partition – Road reserve – Means of access – Functions of land administration authorities distinguished from judicial functions. Land Law – Deceased co-proprietor – Personal representative – Whether court may affect proprietary interest without representation of deceased estate. Civil Procedure – Originating Summons – Affidavit evidence – Exercise of statutory discretion – Genuine dispute of fact – Comparative valuation – Suitability for relief. Equity – Comparative value – Equitable compensation between co-proprietors – Fairness of proposed partition. Jurisdiction – Judicial powers – Administrative powers – Separation of functions under the National Land Code – Limits of court’s powers under section 145.

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