Wednesday, 10 June 2026
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Breaking a Deadlock Between Co-proprietors of Land In Malaysia
About this talk
Co-proprietorship of land often begins as a practical arrangement between family members, business partners, or investors. However, disagreements over the use, management, development, or disposal of the property may ultimately result in significant legal and commercial disputes.
This online talk will examine the legal framework governing the termination of co-proprietorships under Malaysian law, including the rights and remedies available to co-proprietors, the legal considerations involved, and the court’s approach to resolving such disputes.
Whether you are a co-owner, investor, developer, or legal practitioner, this session offers valuable guidance on navigating co-ownership disputes effectively while protecting your legal and commercial interests.
The talk will be delivered over video conference using Zoom.us. You can either view the talk from your web browser or download the Zoom app.
Talk Points
- Understanding the rights and limitations of co-proprietors under Malaysian land law
- Common disputes and practical strategies to resolve deadlocks
- Legal considerations for terminating a co-proprietorship
- Court proceedings: procedures, evidential requirements, and available remedies
Speakers
- Joseph Khor, Senior Associate, Dispute Resolution Practice Group
- Keerthana Aiswwarya, Associate, Dispute Resolution Practice Group
