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The Notice of Intent to Sell is a crucial document in Malaysian property transactions that formally initiates the sale process of a property. It is commonly used when property owners need to notify relevant parties, such as tenants, property managers, or other stakeholders, of their intention to sell. The document is particularly important in Malaysia where property transactions are governed by specific legal requirements under the National Land Code 1965 and related legislation. This notice typically includes detailed property information, proposed timelines, and relevant contact details. It serves multiple purposes: protecting the seller's interests, informing stakeholders of the impending sale, and ensuring compliance with legal requirements. The document is especially critical when dealing with tenanted properties, as it triggers certain legal rights and obligations under Malaysian tenancy laws.

1. Sender's Details: Full name, address, and contact information of the property owner/seller

2. Date: The date of the notice

3. Recipient's Details: Name and address of the recipient (if applicable, such as for tenants or specific interested parties)

4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a Notice of Intent to Sell

5. Property Details: Complete legal description of the property including lot number, title details, and address

6. Declaration of Intent: Clear statement of intention to sell the property

7. Proposed Timeline: Intended timeframe for the sale

8. Signature Block: Signature of the owner/seller with full name and date