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- Sep 28, 2026
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Landmark ruling ends unequal maintenance fees for Malaysian condos, malls (opens the original)
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PETALING JAYA – High-rise living offers breathtaking views and modern convenience, but it also comes with a non-negotiable price tag: maintenance fees. The situation begs the question: can the management body simply decide that some owners should pay a different rate than others? A recent court decision involving Hatten Square in Melaka has highlighted the rights of owners when it comes to how such charges are determined. On Sept 8, the Federal Court unanimously dismissed Hatten Square’s managem
When caregivers in Malaysia need care (opens the original)
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PETALING JAYA – For eight years, caring for an elderly stroke survivor became the centre of Kevin Francis and Sue Chan’s lives – a responsibility neither fully understood when they brought his mother home from hospital. Francis’ mother, Gaynor Miranda, suffered a stroke in November 2018 at age 70, leaving the right side of her body affected. After about a week in hospital, the couple were told she would return home dependent on them for almost everything. “They told us: ‘You are going to bring
Malaysia widens e‑invoice exemption for SMEs; firms told normal receipts still valid for tax claims (opens the original)
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PETALING JAYA – Food supply business owner GK Leong is among the smaller businesses now exempt from e-invoicing, but that does not mean he has stopped dealing with companies that are already using the system. As a supplier, Leong continues to issue conventional invoices to his larger business customers that are e-invoice-ready. At the same time, he also engages freelancers and other suppliers who are not required to issue e-invoices. That initially left him wondering whether the absence of an e
Cloud seeding only temporary fix: Malaysian experts (opens the original)
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PETALING JAYA – Cloud seeding may provide only temporary relief from the worsening haze in Sarawak, as the real solution lies in tackling the fires generating the smoke and the dry conditions that allow them to spread, say experts. Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia climatologist Prof Dr Fredolin Tangang said the effectiveness of cloud seeding depended heavily on the availability of suitable clouds. “Cloud seeding usually does not work if we don’t have many clouds, a typical condition during El Nin
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