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Top Potential Building
on the Main Raod
Rent:US$ 9-12/m2
Ref: BDR-002
 

Top Potential Building
on the Main Raod
Size: 25m x 50m
Rent:US$ 7,500/month
Ref: BDR-003
 

Building for Sale Urgent
20 Bedrooms, 13 Bathrooms
2 Living Rooms, 5 Cars Park
Selling Price: US$ 280,000
Total floor: 5 floors
Location: 12-14B, St.271, Trapaingchouk Village,
Sangkat Teo, Khan Seinsok, PhnomPenh
Ref: BDS-002
 

6 bedroom, 6 bath
Rent: US$ 3,000
Ref: VR260808-001
 
Flat For Rent Urgent!
Flat Size: 16m x 18m
Rent: US$ 2,500(Negotiate)
Ref: FFR-001
 
7 bedroom, 7 bath
Rent: US$ 5,000
Ref: VR260808-002
 
Flat Third Floor
6 bedroom, 3 bath
Rent: US$ 2,200
Ref: Fl-010908-002
 
6 bedroom, 6 bath
Rent: US$ 7,500
Ref: VS260808-003
 

6 bedroom, 6 bath
Rent: US$ 3000
Sale: US$ 1,500,000
Ref: VS260808-004
 

Villa For Rent
10 Rooms
Land Size: 20m x 30m
Renting Price: US$3,000(Negotiate) Ref: VS260808-006
 
Building For Rent
Building Size: 2,000m2
Sale: US$ 7,000(Negotiate)
Ref: BDR-004
 
2 bedroom
Rent: US$ 1,200 /month
1 bedroom
Rent:US$ 700 /month
Ref: APR260808-003
 
Building for Rent
Size: 1089 sqm
4 Floor
Rent:US$ 7,500 /month
Ref: BDR-001
 
Flat for Sale
Land size: 9m x 18.5m
Building Size: 8.2m x 16m
11 Bedroom, 11 Bathroom,
2 cars park, Good Security
Sale Price: US$ 180,000(Negotiate)
location: Teuk Tla
Ref: FFS-001
 

 
 
 
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CONTRACT
  Contract is promises that the law will enforce. The law provides remedies if a promise is breached or recognize the performance of promise as duty. Contract arises when a duty does or may come into existence, because of a promise made by one of parties. To be legally binding as a adequate consideration.

Adequate consideration is a benefit or detriment which a party receives which reasonably and fairly induces them to make a premise /contract. For Example, promises that are purely gifts are not considered enforceable because the personal satisfaction the grantor of the promise may receive from the act of giving is normally not considered adequate consideration. Certain promise that are not considered contract may, in limited circumstances, be enforced if one party has relied to his detriment on the assurances of other party.
 
ESTATE AND GIFT TAX:
  One of the oldest and most common forms of taxation is the taxation of property held by an individual at time of their death. Such a tax can take the form, among other, of estate tax (a tax levied on the decedent’s entire estate, regardless of how it is disbursed. An alternative form of death tax is an inheritance tax (a tax levied on individuals receiving property from the estate). Taxes imposed upon death provide incentive to transfer assets before death.

Gift tax laws are generally designed to prevent complete tax avoidance by this route. State Estate tax is into grated with the state Gift tax so that large estates cannot be shielded from taxation by lifetime giving. Generally, the Gift tax applies to any transfer made without receiving value in return and without regards to intent.

An Estate is the total Property, real and personal, owned by an individual prior to distribution through a trust or will. Real Property is real estate and personal property includes everything else, for example cars, household items and bank account. Estate Planning distributes the Real and Personal Property to an individual’s heirs.

Estate Planning is the process by which an individual or family arranges the transfer of assets in anticipation of death. An estate plan aims to preserve the maximum amount of wealth possible for the intended beneficiaries and flexibility for the individual prior to death. A major concern for drafters of estate plans is state tax law.

Wills and trusts are common ways in which individual dispose of their Wealth, (Estates and trusts) Trusts, unlike wills, have the benefit of avoiding probate, a lengthy and costly legal process that oversees the transfer of assets. Sometimes, though it will be useful to make intervolves gifts (gifts made while the donor is alive) in order to minimize taxes. The states Gift tax example certain levels of lifetime gifts.
 
ESTATES AND TRUST :
  During the early 1500’s England landowners found it advantageous to convey the legal title of their land to third parties while retaining the benefits of ownership. Because they were not the real “owners” of the land, and wealth was primarily measured by the amount of land owned, they were immune from creditors and may have absolved themselves of some feudal obligations. While feudal concerns no longer exist and wealth is held in many forms other than land (i.e., stocks, bond, bank accounts), the idea of placing property in third party hands for the benefit of another. This is the idea of a trust which has survived and prospered.

Generally a trust is a right in property (real or personal) which is hold in a fiduciary relationship by one party for the benefit of another. The Trustee is the one who bolds title to the trust property, and the beneficiary is the person who receives the benefits of the trust.

Many trusts are created as an alternative to or in conjunction with will and other elements of estate planning. State law establishes the framework for determining the validity and limits for both. Since many individual neither set up trust nor execute wills, state intestate succession laws are an important complement to trust and Estate law.

They determine where an individual’s assets go up on death in the absence of a will.
 
LANDLORD- TENANT:
  Landlord-tenant law governs the rental of commercial and residential property. The basic of the legal relationship between a landlord and tenant is grounded in both contract and property law. The Tenant has a property interest in the land (historical a non-freehold estate) for a given period of time. Real Property the length of the tenancy may be for a given period of time, (e.g., renewable / Cancelable on a month to month basic), terminable at any time by either party (at will), or at sufferance if the agreement has been terminated and the tenant refuse to leave (holds over). If the tenancy is tenancy for years or periodic the tenant has the right to possess the land, to restrict other (including the landlord) from entering upon it, and to sublease or assign the property. The landlord-tenant agreement may eliminate or limit these rights.

The landlord-tenant agreement is normally embodied in a lease. The lease, though not historically or strictly a contract, may be subject to concepts embodied in contract law.

Basic to all leases is the implied covenant of quiet enjoyment. This covenant ensure the tenant that his possession will not be disturbed by someone with a superior legal title to the land including the landlord A breach of the covenant of quiet enjoyment may be actual or constructive. A constructive eviction occurs when the landlord causes the premises to become uninhabitable.

A breach of the warranty of habitability or a covenant within the lease may constitute constructive eviction, allow the tenant to withhold rent, repair the problem and deduct the cost from the rent, or recover damages. Unless the lease states otherwise is an assumption that the tenant have a duties to pay a rent, In commercial leases rent is commonly calculated in part or whole as a percentage of tenant sales.

Rent acceleration clauses that cause all the rent to become due if the breaches a provision of the lease are common in both residential and commercial leases. Summary eviction statues commonly allow allowing a landlord to quickly evict a tenant who breaches statutorily specified lease provision. Self help as a method of eviction is generally restricted, landlords are also restricted from evicting tenants in relation of action the tenant took in regards to enforcing a provision of the lease or applicable law.
 
NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS LAWS :
  Negotiable instruments are mainly governed by state statutory laws. Draft and notes are the two categories of instruments. A draft is an instrument that orders a payment to be made. An example is a check. A note is an instrument that promises that a payment will be made. Certificates of Deposit (CD’s) are notes. Draft and Notes are commonly used in business transactions to finance the movement of goods and to secure and distribute loans.

The rule of derivative title, which is applicable in most area of the law, does not allow a property owner to transfer rights in a piece of property grater than his own. If an instrument is negotiable this rule is suspended. A good faith purchaser, who does not have any knowledge of a defect in the title or claims against it, take title to the instrument free of any defect or claims.
 
REAL ESTATE :
  Real Estate brokers are employed as the agent of the seller in order to obtain a buyer for their property. Agency the contract between the broker and seller is called a listing agreement .This agreement may be on open agreement where by the broker earns a commission only if He / She finds a buyer. A listing is exclusive if the broker is the only agent entitled to a commission finding a buyer. Under an exclusive arrangement a broker may be entitled to a payment even if be seller find the buyer without the broker aid. The agreement to sell between a buyer and seller of Real Estate is governed by the general principles of contract law. Contract It is commonly required in real estate contracts that the title to the property sold be marketable. This require the seller have proof of title to all the property he/she is selling and that third party not have undisclosed interests in the title. Property a title insurance company or an attorney is often employed by the buyer to investigate whether the title is, indeed, marketable. Title insurance companies also insure the buyer against losses caused by the title being valid.

In order to pass title, a dead with a proper description of land must be executed and delivered. Currently, the State requires the deed be officially recorded to establish ownership of the property and / or provide notice of its transfer to subsequent purchaser.
 
REAL PROPERTY :
  Property signifies dominion or right of use, control, and disposition which one may lawfully exercise over things, objects, or land. One of the basic dividing lines between properties is that between real property and personal property. Generally, the term real property refers to land. Land in general usage, includes not only the face of the earth but everything of a permanent natural over or under it. This includes structures and minerals.

There are further divisions within the real property classification. The most important are Freehold estates, Non-freehold estates, and Concurrent estates. Freehold estates are those in which an individual has ownership for indefinite period of time. An example of a freehold estate is the "Fee simple absolute" which is inheritable and lasts as long as the individual and his heirs want to keep it. Another example is the "Life estate" in which the individual retains possession of the land for the duration or her life. Non-freehold Estate are property interests of limited duration. Concurrent estates exist when property is owned or possessed by two or more individuals simultaneously.

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Rubber Tree Plantation
Teakwood Plantation
Eaglewood Plantation
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Delegation of full powers
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of Cambodia(48,000 Hectar)  
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Kampot Province
 
Factory for Rent
Land size:20,000m2
Building Size: 14,000m2
Renting Price: US$1,7/m2
Ref: WFR-001
 
Modern Villa for Rent:
11Rooms, 2 Living Rooms
Renting Price: US$7,000
Ref: VR-005
 
Modern Villa for Rent:
7Rooms, 2 Living Rooms
Renting Price: US$4,000
Ref: VR-006
 
Flat For Rent:
Flat size: 12m x 20m x 3floors
Renting Price: $US$3,000
Ref: FFR-002
 
 
For Sale:
Land size: 50 Hectar
Selling Price: $5,500/Hectar
Ref: LRA-001
 
For Sale:
Land size: 50 Hectar
Selling Price: $6,000/Hectar
Ref: LRA-003
 

Land For Sale :
Location: 15 km from PP along 4 National Road
  Industrial Zone Area Surrounding to Factory and Village.
Land size: 1 Hectar
Selling Price: ...
Ref: LPP-005
 

 
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