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Malaysia
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This Act gives the Parliament House powers and privileges, protects speech and proceedings in Parliament, and creates contempt and publication rules with fines or imprisonment.
Malaysia
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This Act lets Malaysian diplomatic and consular officers perform oaths, affidavits and certain notarial acts outside Malaysia, lets the King set fees by Gazette order, requires fee schedules to be displayed, and creates offences and penalties for overcharging and fraud.
Malaysia
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This Act creates the Federal Lands Commissioner as a body corporate and gives it powers over contracts, property, and legal proceedings.
Malaysia
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This document identifies the Films (Censorship) Act 1952 and states that it was repealed by the Film Censorship Act 2002.
Malaysia
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This Act controls when children and young persons may be employed, limits their hours, restricts hazardous and listed work, and requires a licence for public entertainment work.
Malaysia
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This Act sets rules for guardianship of infants, including custody, property management, court powers, and limits on what guardians can do.
Malaysia
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This Act establishes the National Population and Family Development Board, applies throughout Malaysia, and sets rules for the Board’s membership, meetings, powers, funding, reporting, and the Minister’s role.
Malaysia
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This Act lets the appropriate authority declare drainage areas, appoint a Drainage Board, impose and remit drainage rates, and enforce rules against interference with drainage works and unauthorized construction or use.
Malaysia
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Mahkamah Syariah yang ditubuhkan dengan sah di bawah undang-undang negeri diberi bidang kuasa jenayah untuk kesalahan terhadap rukun agama Islam, tetapi kuasa itu tidak boleh digunakan jika hukuman melebihi 3 tahun penjara, RM5,000 denda, atau 6 sebatan.
Malaysia
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Malaysia
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This Act lets key public office holders delegate certain powers and duties, and lets specified officers sign or signify documents on their behalf in defined cases.
Malaysia
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This Act sets out how the Government may sue and be sued, what kinds of claims can be brought against it, and how court proceedings against the Government are handled.
Malaysia
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This Act incorporates the Synod of the Diocese of West Malaysia as a body corporate, gives it powers over property and legal proceedings, sets rules for using its seal, transfers certain Peninsular Malaysia property to it, and repeals the 1958 Singapore ordinance.
Malaysia
6 provisions
This provision gives the Act’s title and scope, defines key insolvency terms, and sets out early rules on voluntary arrangements, bankruptcy petitions, nominee registration, and related court powers.
Malaysia
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This Act lets the mining minister make regulations controlling tin and solid tin ore, and gives the Customs Director General power to pay rewards for enforcement-related help. It also protects people acting in good faith under the Act or its regulations from lawsuits, prosecutions, or other legal proceedings.
Malaysia
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This document identifies the Control of Rent Act 1966 (Act 363) and says it was repealed by the Control of Rent (Repealed) Act 1997.
Malaysia
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This Act amends several tax statutes, adds rules on entertainment and agricultural-project deductions, and repeals the Share (Land Based Company) Transfer Tax Act 1984 with savings.
Malaysia
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This Act criminalizes kidnapping for ransom and related ransom-handling conduct, and gives the Public Prosecutor and police several investigative powers.
Malaysia
6 provisions
This Act controls the import, possession, manufacture, compounding, storage, transport, sale and use of poisons, with licensing and special rules for different poison groups.
Malaysia
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The Act incorporates the Malaysian Chamber of Mines as a body corporate and sets its membership, governance, funding, and by-law rules.