Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
188 matching statutes
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act lets certain money judgments from reciprocating countries be registered in the High Court and then enforced in Malaysia, subject to set-aside rules and reciprocity-based limits.
Malaysia
4 provisions
This Act sets up Bank Negara Malaysia as Malaysia’s central bank and gives it powers and duties over monetary policy, financial stability, reserves, currency, reporting, and governance.
Malaysia
4 provisions
This part sets out Malaysia’s patent system, including who may apply, filing and examination rules, the Registrar’s functions, publication, and several restrictions and exceptions.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This amendment adds trust transparency rules: trustees of express trusts must keep and update beneficial ownership records, disclose status in some dealings, and can be fined if they contravene the record-keeping section.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act amends the Business Registration Act 1956, updates the definition of “Registrar,” and starts on a date set by the Minister in the Gazette.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This provision amends the Merchant Shipping Ordinance 1952, sets commencement rules, creates ship registration and licensing powers, and imposes compliance duties and offences for ships, owners, masters, and licensees.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This amendment updates the architects law by expanding registration categories, adjusting board powers, and setting rules for foreign architects, inspectors of works, and architectural technologists.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act sets up the Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission, gives it complaint-handling and investigation powers, and creates related offences and secrecy rules.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act restricts certain non-citizens from working in Malaysia unless they have a valid employment permit, requires related registration in some cases, and gives officials powers to inspect and enforce.
Malaysia
3 provisions
This Act sets rules for registering youth societies, regulating their governance and reporting, and gives the Registrar and Minister powers over registration, orders, suspension, and cancellation.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This provision sets out the main medical device registration, licensing, permit, reporting, advertising, and enforcement rules.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act regulates bills of sale, including how they are attested, registered, renewed, inspected, and enforced.
Malaysia
1 provisions
The Act regulates who may practise as a counsellor, requires registration and practising certificates, and sets out discipline, offences, inspections, and penalties.
Malaysia
8 provisions
This Act regulates motor vehicle use and registration, and it gives the Minister and road transport officials powers to administer the system.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act sets out how births, deaths, and presumed deaths are registered, who must report them, and what certificates and penalties apply.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act sets up the Malaysian Optical Council, requires registration to practise optometry, and regulates annual practising certificates, contact lenses, and optical appliances.
Malaysia
3 provisions
This Act sets up the Malaysian Dental Council and Board, requires registration for dental practitioners and therapists, and says anyone practising dentistry must have a valid practising certificate.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act amends the Engineers Registration Act 1967 to add new registration categories, update the register, and restrict who may use certain professional titles and undertake related work.
Malaysia
25 provisions
This excerpt sets out the Act’s scope, commencement process, savings, and key definitions for land-law terms.
Malaysia
3 provisions
This Act sets rules for trade unions, including registration, membership limits, and restrictions on strikes and lock-outs.