A land title is a legal document issued by the Malaysian government through the Land Office that details the rightful owner of a piece of land or property.
The common land title in Malaysia is:

a) Town lease (TL) – Generally the land is classified within the town area. Leases are to be 99, 60 or 30 years.

b) Country lease (CL) — also known as mixed zone – Land classified outside the town area. Leases are to be Freehold, 999, 99 or 60 years.

c) Native title (NT) – Land classified for native own and is perpetual basis. Their practical bankable value for financing purposes is lower than other forms of leases due to their restriction of dealing limited between natives.

d) Malay Reserve – Land classified for Malay own and is perpetual in basis, their practical bankable value is as what NT is.

e) Field Register (FR) – Land classified under NT. It is a temporary title which land office has yet to issue the final title.

f) Provisional Lease (PL) – Provisional title issue during the time of Her Majesty. Any land with PL is to be recommended to be re-surveyor prior to development and normally converted into CL.

g) Temporary Occupation Lease (TOL) – As stated, it is a lease granted by the state government to lease the land to you for a certain amount of years with a certain amount of annual rent. Usage such as extraction of timber, sand, rock, and minerals falls into Temporary Occupation Lease.

All of the above land titles contain such information:
a) Land type (TL, CL, NT, etc)
b) Title number
c) The date that this title is registered and expires
d) Annual rent
e) Special terms if any
f) Land size and site plan
g) Owners name