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Government maintains Duta Enclave compensation offer despite developer silence
A senior federal counsel has reaffirmed that Malaysia's government compensation offer for the Duta Enclave land dispute remains valid. However, it remains unclear whether the developer, Semantan Estate (1952) Sdn Bhd, has accepted or rejected the proposal.
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The government's compensation package for the longstanding Duta Enclave issue has not been withdrawn, according to a senior federal counsel involved in the matter. The statement comes as uncertainty persists regarding the developer's position on the offer.
Semantan Estate (1952) Sdn Bhd, the company at the centre of the dispute, has not publicly indicated whether it intends to accept or reject the government's proposal. The lack of clarity on the developer's stance has kept the matter unresolved.
The Duta Enclave dispute has been a contentious issue affecting residents and stakeholders in the area. The government's continued commitment to the compensation offer suggests ongoing efforts to reach a resolution, though progress appears to hinge on the developer's response.
No timeline has been provided for when a decision from the developer might be expected. The matter is expected to remain under discussion between the relevant government agencies and the developer's representatives.