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This document is a reprint of the Arbitration Act 1952 and notes that it was repealed by the Arbitration Act 1952 [Act 646].
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This document is a reprint of the Arbitration Act 1952 and notes that it was repealed by the Arbitration Act 1952 [Act 646].
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This Act sets up the Malaysian Institute of Accountants and its Council, provides for registration and membership of accountants, and restricts who may hold out as an accountant or related professional.
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This Act restricts petroleum exploration, prospecting, and mining unless done under an exploration licence or petroleum agreement.
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This Act lets the Government guarantee loans for certain bodies corporate and sets conditions on how those bodies corporate and the Minister may act.
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This Act sets out how probate and letters of administration are granted, how executors and administrators may act, and when the court can impose conditions, require security, or revoke grants.
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This Act sets the rules for distributing small estates of deceased persons, including who administers the process and how petitions and hearings work.
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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.
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This Act authorises supplementary spending for 2010, up to RM13,170,997,600, for the purposes listed in the Schedule.
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This Act amends the Merchant Shipping Ordinance and expands some parts to Sabah and Sarawak; it also adds compulsory insurance, wreck-removal duties, offence provisions, and fine amounts for ship-related breaches.
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This amendment Act changes parts of the Arbitration Act 2005, including court non-intervention, stays of court proceedings in favor of arbitration, and some rules on recognition and enforcement.
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This Act authorizes supplementary spending for 2011, up to RM13,186,713,000, for the services and purposes listed in the Schedule.
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This Act names the 2011 amendment law, starts on a date set by the Minister in the Gazette, and changes section 3 of the 1971 Act by replacing “lima ribu” with “lima ratus ribu” and “tiga” with “sepuluh”.
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This amendment Act updates the Co-operative College of Malaysia framework, sets the College’s board and ministerial powers, adds committee, funding, secrecy, and rulemaking provisions, and provides transitional saving rules.
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This amendment Act renames the Malaysian Industrial Development Authority, expands and updates its powers and functions, and changes reporting and penalty provisions.
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The amendment lets the Director General issue special treatment directions and regulations for petroleum income calculations, lets the Minister exempt chargeable persons by statutory order, and allows certain qualifying exploration expenditure deductions between related petroleum agreements.
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This Act amends the Securities Commission Act 1993 and updates rules on derivatives, audit oversight, registration/recognition of auditors, enforcement powers, evidence, appeals, and ministerial regulation-making.
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This amendment Act updates the rules for valuers, appraisers, real estate agents, and related firms, including registration, Board powers, misconduct rules, and penalties.
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The Minister may make regulations giving the UN and specialized agencies legal personality and specified privileges and immunities, subject to conditions.
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This amendment Act updates the Capital Markets and Services Act 2007, including new rules for derivatives, licensing, trade repositories, fees, penalties, and Commission powers.
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This amendment expands CIDB’s powers over contractor registration, personnel accreditation, construction material certification, levies, enforcement, and safety-related directions.