2010 -Alasan Perintah GPS ngadu ke sukat Perimeter Survey Section 6 laban kelalu mar enti nyukat individu@Section 18. Bah...tanya aku...enti udah sukat Section 6...makin murah nyukat Tanah Individu Section 18 pia??
Nya pengawa Perintah Penyamun GPS!!! Ngena trick nembiak Primary Satu kena ngalah ke penemu Educated Dayak@17 taun belajar sampai University!
Bala Iban Belacan@Machai GPS nyukung ngapa enda nemu reti status tanah Section 6 nya ba undang-undang betulis!!
Ditu aku bekunsi enggau bala kitai Dayak, kelebih agi kitai iban ke kala kena penusah diambi perintah kena meri perojek bedandang besai ngena PL (Provision Lease). Anang kitai saru enti tanah kitai di beri Section 6 tu, tanah nya empu kitai. Enti kita ka nemu kitai tau macha kes ke udah bisi pemutus pasal section nya. Uji kitai muka kes bechara ba Court of Appeal ba case "Sagau Batu Bala vs Zahara Mustapha". Pia mega kita tau macha kes TR Sandah vs Sarawak Governmment. Aram sama meh kitai macha lebuh ke bisi maya lepa, kena nambah ke penemu. Sekeda ari written case nya baka ti dibaruh tu;
[4] What is peculiar to both appeals is that Sagau and Zaharah were claiming NCR over lands that had already been gazetted as Native Communal Reserve under section 6 of the Sarawak Land Code (Cap.81) (“the Land Code”), which provides as follows: “(1) The Minister may by order signified in the Gazette declare any area of the State land to be a Native Communal Reserve for the use of the community having a native system of personal law and may, by such order or by subsequent order, declare that the customary law of such community in relation to the acquisition, transfer and transmission of rights and privileges in or over land, and in any building or other structure erected therein, shall apply with such modifications as may be specified or provided for in any such order. (2) Save in so far as the contrary may be specified or provided for in any such order or by this section, rights in any land declared to be Native Communal Reserve under subsection (1) shall be regulated by the customary law of the community for whose use it was declared to be reserved. (3) Notwithstanding subsection (2), but without prejudice to subsections (4) to (7) inclusive, any such land shall continue to be State land, and the native community for whose use it was reserved or any member thereof acquiring any rights therein shall hold the same as licensee from the Government, and if, by virtue of the provisions of this section (including the provisions of any order made under subsection (1)), any individual native customary rights become established, the issue document of title in respect thereof shall be in the absolute discretion of established, the issue document of title in respect thereof shall be in the absolute discretion of the Director: Provided that the Minister may of his own motion or upon petition review and confirm or amend any exercise of such discretion. ...
Selamat Macha.
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