Broadband Infraco Act | Act 33 of 2007 — South Africa law | Esheria

Broadband Infraco Act

This text notifies that the Broadband Infraco Act, 2007 has been assented to and published, and says the Act is intended to deal with the transfer of assets to the State and related powers and land access matters.

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 33 of 2007
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Updated
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borrowing borrowing powers company conversion corporate conversion expropriation infrastructure land access public administration regulation servitudes share transfer state ownership statutory amendment telecommunications infrastructure

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About this statute

This text notifies that the Broadband Infraco Act, 2007 has been assented to and published, and says the Act is intended to deal with the transfer of assets to the State and related powers and land access matters. This section defines key terms used in the Act. This section lists the Act’s objects, including transferring Infraco shares and interests to the State, setting Infraco’s main objects and powers, providing borrowing powers, granting servitudes and rights, allowing expropriation on behalf of Infraco, and converting Infraco into a public company. Infraco may borrow and transact to achieve its objects, and several bodies must help implement servitude, compensation, expropriation, and conversion rules. A conversion under section 8 does not change Infraco’s continued corporate existence, its pre-conversion rights, liabilities or obligations, or employees’ terms and conditions of service.