Companies Act
Section 10 is titled “Modified application with respect to non-profit companies.”
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Section 10 is titled “Modified application with respect to non-profit companies.”
This section says section 1 of Act 71 of 2008 is being amended.
This section is a heading indicating amendments to sections 15 and 16 of Act 71 of 2008.
This section amends the Companies Act, 1973 by inserting a definition of “Director of Public Prosecutions.”
This Act amends the Companies Act, 1973 to allow electronic lodgement and access to required documents, provide for related fees, and further regulate a company’s acquisition of its own shares.
This text notifies readers that the President has assented to the Companies Amendment Act, 1999, and that it is published for general information.
This provision amends the definition of “external company” and expands what counts as “hold” for a later subsection.
For claims to recover loss, damages, or costs under this section, the Prescription Act does not apply and proceedings must be brought within three years of the act or omission, unless the court extends the period for good cause.
This section sets rules for uncertificated securities, including registers, transfers, withdrawals, and offences.
This provision shows the date “2 December 1998” and number “No. 1555.”
This provision publishes an amendment Act that changes the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act, 1993.
This section amends the definition section of the principal Act, including the meanings of “accident,” “actuary,” and “assessment,” and deletes the definition of “chiropractor.”
This text publishes the Competition Act, 1998 and records that the President assented to it on 20 October 1998.
This provision is the heading and purpose of an amendment Act that changes the Competition Act, 1998.
This text publishes the Competition Amendment Act, 2000 and says it amends the Competition Act, 1998.
This notice says the President assented to the Competition Amendment Act, 1999 and that it is published for general information.
This provision is the title and introductory text for the Competition Second Amendment Act, 2000, which amends the Competition Act, 1998.
The Constitution is amended to list the Republic’s official languages and to require promotion of the development and use of official, Khoi, Nama, San, and sign languages.
Everyone has the right to dignity, life, freedom and security of the person, and bodily and psychological integrity.
This provision amends section 177 so that a local government council may elect an executive committee under a proportional representation system prescribed by law.
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