Ampang Pomelo Farmers


The current farmers and their forefathers and siblings have been harvesting the land for more than 70 years.
Since the 1940’s, there has been no problems of them occupying the land from the government. Since the 1980’s they actually were encouraged to apply for alienation of the said land from the state government. The farmers were given Temporary Occupational Licenses (TOL) to harvest the land.

Subsequently, they followed all procedures by the state government to alienate the land to their names until 2015.
Suddenly, they received a letter from the Land Office that their applications have been rejected because the said land has been alienated to an earlier applicant.

This shocked the farmers who all this while have diligently been applying and following all procedures that were advised to them by the Land Office.

The new owners have now filed a suit to evict these poor farmers from the said land albeit they have been there for about 70 years. We are helping the farmers out pro bono in their lawsuit and we hope an amicable solution will be gained for the plight of this farmers. 

Today is pending for decision in the Ipoh High Court for this matter. We have also files a Writ action against the State Authority and the new owners in a different suit wherein we have applied for the Court to consolidate the both matters to be heard together.

The judge consolidated the matter together with our writ action to be heard first.


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