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CKHT 1A, 2A and 3 legal fees, witnessing, consent applications, caveats and Companies Act forms — the Fifth Schedule of SRO 2023 fixes them all, and many are minimums, not ceilings. What Malaysian lawyers can charge for each.
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The First Schedule of SRO 2023 sets the legal fees for every property sale and transfer in Malaysia: 1.25% on the first RM500,000, 1% on the next RM7 million, negotiable above that. The scale, the 25% discount rule, and the questions that trip up experienced conveyancers.
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Discharge of charge legal fees in Malaysia are fixed by the Fourth Schedule of SRO 2023: RM400 for the first title, RM100 for each additional, RM500 for a deed of reassignment — and no discount. Plus how the fee is split between bank and borrower solicitors.
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Tenancy agreement and lease legal fees in Malaysia are fixed by the Second Schedule of SRO 2023: 30% of monthly rent for a tenancy, 60% for a lease, with minimums, bands above RM10,000 rent, and no discount allowed. Plus the 10-unit landlord rule.
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The bank's letter of offer is the principal instrument — but the solicitor did not prepare it. How do you charge for the subsidiary security documents? The Third Schedule's new Rule 5 changed the answer.
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A bank instructs you to prepare a loan agreement, corporate guarantee, and power of attorney. None of these are in the Third Schedule. The Sixth Schedule tells you what to charge — if you know the seven factors.
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The vendor pulls out three weeks before completion. You have done 80% of the work. Rule 5 of the Sixth Schedule caps what you can recover — unless the work was substantially performed.
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SRO 2023 is the Solicitors Remuneration Order that fixes legal fees for conveyancing and other non-contentious work in Malaysia. The six schedules, the 25% discount cap, waiver rules, and the official PDF.
Read more →Nine bank panels, one clients' account per bank, dozens of conveyancing files sharing each one. How Malaysian law firms track client money per matter and keep the firm's own books clean.
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Every conveyancing matter spawns the same stack of letters — and most firms still mail-merge each one from Word and Excel. See how generating documents from matter data removes the retyping, the stale figures, and the wasted hours.
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How we chased Odoo's "A css error occured, using an old style to render this page" banner back to its real root cause — and why every Odoo install belongs in its own virtualenv.
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Copying details off a scanned Geran by hand is slow and error-prone, and plain OCR chokes on real-world title layouts. See how OCR combined with AI extracts land title data accurately in seconds.
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