Document background
The Perpetual Easement Agreement is a vital legal instrument in Malaysian property law, used when permanent access or usage rights need to be established between properties. This document is essential in scenarios such as shared driveways, utility access, rights of way, or infrastructure installations that need to persist regardless of property ownership changes. Governed by the National Land Code 1965 and relevant state legislation, the agreement must be properly registered with Malaysian land authorities to be legally binding. It's particularly relevant in Malaysia's developing urban and rural landscapes where shared access and infrastructure requirements are increasingly common. The document provides detailed specifications of the easement area, rights granted, maintenance responsibilities, and ensures compliance with local land use regulations.
