Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“This Act may be cited as the Gold Mines Development Loans Act.”
This Act may be cited as the Gold Mines Development Loans Act. Provides definitions: “the Board” is defined as the Gold Mines Development Loans Board established by section 3; “gold mine” is defined as a mine which produces gold alone or with any other mineral. Section 3(2) provides that the Board shall consist of the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry responsible for industry (who shall be chairman), the Senior Mining Engineer of the Mines and Geological Department, and two persons appointed by the Minister after consultation with the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The Board is established as a body corporate with powers to sue and be sued, acquire, hold and alienate property, and to perform acts bodies corporate may lawfully do. The chairman must preside at all Board meetings when present; if the chairman is absent the Board must elect one of their members to act as chairman for that meeting.
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This Act may be cited as the Gold Mines Development Loans Act.
Section 1
The Board is established as a body corporate with powers to sue and be sued, acquire, hold and alienate property, and to perform acts bodies corporate may lawfully do.
Section 4
Transfers of property to the Board and documents issued by or in favour of the Board are exempt from stamp duty, fees and charges; the Board is not liable for search or inspection fees.
Section 8
Every loan granted under this Act shall be free of interest.
Section 11
Certain named public officers shall have full access to the Board's accounts and records, and the Board must furnish any information those officers require.
Section 15
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Source and current-law status
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Source record from new.kenyalaw.org · As at 13 Sept 1985
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