Jurong Town Corporation Act 1968
This provision names the Act and defines key terms used in it, including “Corporation,” “financial year,” “industrial property,” and “industrial purpose.”
- Corporate administration
- Industrial property
- Land use
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This provision names the Act and defines key terms used in it, including “Corporation,” “financial year,” “industrial property,” and “industrial purpose.”
This provision sets out kidnapping-related offences, related bank and document powers for the Public Prosecutor, a duty to report offences to police, and penalties for non-compliance.
This provision gives key definitions and sets who may act for an interested person in land acquisition matters, including special rules for strata title plans and compensation money.
This Act sets up a land betterment charge tax and defines key terms, including when chargeable consent is given and who counts as an owner or taxable person.
This provision defines key terms used in the Act, including “Authority,” “Collector,” “land revenue,” and “proprietor.”
This provision sets out key definitions for the Land Surveyors Act and says the Act does not apply to things done by the Government or require certain public authorities to get a licence.
This Act is the Land Titles (Strata) Act 1967, and it generally applies only to registered land.
This Act sets up land title registration rules, defines key terms, and says it binds the Government.
This provision identifies the Act, says it establishes the Land Transport Authority of Singapore, and defines key terms used in the Act.
This Act defines key terms for layout-design protection, excludes ideas and similar concepts from its scope, and states that it binds the Government.
This provision sets out key definitions for retail lease agreements and says the Act starts on a date appointed by the Minister.
This provision introduces the Act and defines key terms used in it, including aided person, court, Director, Grant of Aid, legal aid, and solicitor.
This provision sets out key definitions for the Act and gives the Minister power to make rules about the qualifications and requirements for qualified persons.
This Act lets certain children be legitimated by their parents’ subsequent marriage, and sets out court procedures and property/succession effects for legitimated persons.
This Act is the Lifelong Learning Endowment Fund Act 2001, and it defines “Council” and “Endowment Fund.”
This Act defines key terms for limitation law and says it does not apply where another written law already sets a limitation period, including some Government actions or arbitrations. It also says the Act is not a bar to an action unless it is expressly pleaded as a defence where civil procedure law requires that.
This provision sets out key definitions and the administration structure for the Act, including the Authority, Minister, and Registrar.
This provision gives the Act’s title and defines key terms used throughout the Limited Partnerships Act 2008.
This Act regulates the supply and consumption of liquor at public places.
The Ordinance makes the Reverend Mother Superior of the Little Sisters of the Poor in Malaya a body corporate and gives the Corporation power to deal with property.
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