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In a scenario that a Registered Estate Agent (REA) is out of the country, and a deal was hot on the plate, can he assign another person to be his agent, for example his Real Estate Negotiator (REN) to […]

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In entrusting duties to an agent, how much responsibility is expected of him. For example, if the agent appoints a expert person to evaluate the property but finally the deal went sour because the property is […]

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What are the ratification available in Contract Act 1950 when a contract was established not in the context initially desired by the principal?

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This is an act being carried out without the principal’s […]

Q.List out five vitiating factors of a contract.A.There are five vitiating factors that can undermine a contract: Misrepresentation, Mistake, Duress, Undue Influence, and Illegality.1. MISR […]

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Illustrate Ricardo’s theory of rent and the assumptions.

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Ricardo in his theory states the Law as follows:

“That portion of the produce of earth which is paid to the Land Lord for the use of the o […]

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What are the benefits of investing in commercial properties versus residential properties?

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Read risk and return of commercial properties versus residential properties here.

The following […]

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Discuss the various measures by government to curb speculation in property market.

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Refer write up on Views on Property Cooling Measures.

Over the last 5 years, the government has implemented […]

Q.Describe the roles of Negotiator in assisting the client.A.Ref:http://www.nilaiharta.com.my/page/97/real-estate-agent–negotiators-role

Q.Briefly describe the roles of an estate agent in a property dealing.A.Ref:http://www.nilaiharta.com.my/page/97/real-estate-agent–negotiators-role

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Why creation of easement is important?

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Under the National Land Code 1965, in Section 286, an easement can only be created by express grant. It must be registered and executed using specific instruments […]

Q.Briefly explain the GTP (Government Transformation Programme).A.On 28 Jan 2010, the detailed roadmap of Malaysia Government Transformation Programme (GTP) was unveiled.This GTP roadmap is crucial to catch up the […]

Q.How can preservation of wood affects its use?A.PROPERTIES OF TREATED WOOD AFFECTING USESStrength: Waterborne preservative treatments generally reduce the mechanical properties of wood. The treatment does not […]

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Explain the preservation of Timber. How would preservation of timber affect its use?

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Please refer to Republic of Turkey Ministry of Culture and Tourism website here for a very detail write up on […]

Q.What is Hard Wood and what is Soft Wood? Are soft woods soft and hard woods hard?A.As it turns out, a hardwood is not necessarily a harder material (more dense) and a softwood is not necessarily a softer […]

List of FAQ for Tort from US LegalWhat is a Tort?Conduct that harms other people or their property is generally called a tort. It is a private wrong against a person for which the person may recover damages. The […]

Q.What is a Vee-Bee Test?A.To determine the workability of fresh concrete by using a Vee-Bee consistometer as per IS: 1199 – 1959. The apparatus used is Vee-Bee consistometer.Procedure to determine workability o […]

Q.What do you understand by “Compaction Factor Test” for measurement of workability of concrete?A.Aim: To find out the compaction factor for the given fresh mix of concrete.Theory: Work-ability of concrete is the […]

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What is Flow Test for fresh concrete?

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The flow table test or flow test is a method to determine the consistence of fresh concrete.

Application When fresh concrete is delivered to a site by a truck […]

Q.Explain “Slump Test” in concrete workability.A.The concrete slump test is an empirical test that measures the workability of fresh concrete.More specifically, it measures the consistency of the concrete in that […]

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Explain the methods of measuring the workability of concrete.

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Workability is one of the physical parameters of concrete which affects the strength and durability as well as the cost of labor and […]