SIBU, Nov 12 (Bernama) -- Native Customary Rights (NCR) land ownership in Sarawak continues to be protected through land surveys conducted only upon the application and consent of stakeholders to prevent boundary disputes, encroachment and the loss of rights to ancestral land.
S'wak NCR Land Surveys Aim To Protect Owners' Rights - Awang Tengah
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Sarawak's Deputy Premier Awang Tengah said NCR land surveys are only done with stakeholder consent, after verifying ownership, to avoid disputes and land loss.
- Surveys require application, evidence verification, and stakeholder engagement
- Surveys are paused on lands with unresolved disputes or court cases
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