Malaysia
368 - AKTA JUALAN DADAH 1952
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This Act regulates the sale of drugs, gives officers inspection and sampling powers, and sets offences and penalties for prohibited conduct.
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This Act regulates the sale of drugs, gives officers inspection and sampling powers, and sets offences and penalties for prohibited conduct.
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This Act sets public holidays and bank holidays, and gives the Minister and State Authority powers to appoint holidays, exclude offices or banks, and close courts or offices in some cases.
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This Act sets rules for unclaimed money: companies and firms must keep and file registers, the Registrar handles deposits and claims, and certain money moves into public accounts after set periods.
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This Act sets out who may exercise the Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s functions when the Deputy Yang di-Pertuan Agong cannot do so, and requires an oath and notice to Parliament.
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This Act sets remuneration and privileges for the Timbalan Yang di-Pertuan Agong, or another Ruler lawfully exercising the Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s functions.
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The Minister responsible for finance is incorporated as a body corporate called the Minister of Finance, and the Corporation is given powers over contracts, property, and its seal.
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The Minister may, after consulting the relevant State Government, declare any road, bridge, ferry, or other means of communication in a State to be federal.
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This document identifies the Restricted Residence Act 1933 and says it was repealed by the Restricted Residence (Repeal) Act 2011.
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This Act sets out stamp duty rules, the Collector’s powers, how duty is paid and stamped, and penalties for non-compliance.
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This Act says certain degrees or diplomas from the present University of Malaya or the University of Singapore are treated the same as the corresponding former University of Malaya qualification for pre-1962 written law.
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This document is a cover page for the Finance (Estate Duty) Act 1971 and notes that it was repealed by the Finance Act 1992 [Act 476].
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This Act sets out state powers to make incorporation laws, plus rules for corporations created under those laws.
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This Act requires keepers of certain accommodation premises to keep a guest register, collect specific guest details, let authorities inspect it, and keep it for at least two years.
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This Act sets the rules for selling goods, including contract formation, when property and risk pass, delivery, unpaid seller remedies, and breach-of-contract claims.
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Public authorities may not borrow or give financial guarantees unless the Treasury consents.
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This Act sets up a licensing and Board-based system for pool betting, imposes pool betting duty, regulates betting operations, and creates offences and enforcement powers.
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This Act controls hill land use and soil erosion, mainly by restricting short-term crops and vegetation clearing unless a permit or order allows it.
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This Act lets the relevant authority declare irrigation areas, control land use in them, set and collect water rates, and enforce irrigation rules with notices, compounding, and penalties.
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This Act requires signatures on mining-registration instruments to be attested by specified people, with some exceptions, and requires the attester to use the prescribed form and seal if applicable.