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Banks and controlling companies stay subject to the Companies Act, but some Companies Act rules do not apply to banks, with a narrow curatorship-based exception for section 155.
This provision amends section 1 of the Banks Act by changing several definitions and adding a new definition of “mutual bank.”
This section amends Section 1 of the Banks Act, 1990 by inserting a definition of “additional tier 1 capital.”
This notice says the President assented to the Banks Amendment Act, 2007, and it is published for general information.
This section says that bold text in square brackets marks omissions, and underlined text marks insertions.
This section is the publication notice for the Banks Amendment Act, 2000 and states that the Act was assented to and published.
5 December 1997 No. 1631.
This section identifies the act and states that it amends section 1 of the Basic Conditions of Employment Act, 1997.
This section amends the definition of “employment law” in the principal Act.
This section describes amendments to education laws, including governance disclosures, reporting, approval, and offence-related rules.
This section amends definitions in the National Education Policy Act, 1996, including “Director-General,” “education institution,” and “Minister,” and deletes the definition of “student.”
This provision repeals two earlier Acts and transfers the Bible Society’s business, property, bonds, rights, obligations, and donation/bequest expectancies to the named successor body.
This provision amends section 1 of the Bills of Exchange Act, 1964 by changing several definitions, including bank, cheque, collecting bank, non-business day, and note, and by deleting some definitions.
The Director-General may correct incorrect particulars in certain records, and a person holding an incorrect certificate or related document must return it to the Director-General within the prescribed period.
This provision amends the birth registration law to redefine “child born out of wedlock” and to treat certain customary or religious unions as marriages if the Minister recognizes them.
This section amends the definitions used in the Births and Deaths Registration Act, 1992.
This section amends two definitions in the Births and Deaths Registration Act, 1992: it expands “competent court” and changes the definition of “major” or “person of age” to 18 years, with stated exceptions.
If a birth notice is given more than one year after the birth date, the birth cannot be registered unless the notice meets the prescribed late-registration requirements.
The Black Authorities Act, 1951, is repealed on the earlier of 31 December 2010 or the date when the last of KwaZulu-Natal and Limpopo has repealed the provisions assigned to them.
This section is part of an Act that amends existing laws and explains formatting conventions used in the text.
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