Professional statute overview
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Purpose and legislative effect
“This section says the Act may be cited by its short title and is to be read together with the Building Societies Act.”
This section says the Act may be cited by its short title and is to be read together with the Building Societies Act. The Act expands the meaning of “leasehold” to include title obtained from a district council under the Housing (Statutory and Improvement Areas) Act. This section amends section 61 of the principal Act by replacing “fifty thousand kwacha” with “one hundred and twenty thousand kwacha.” This provision amends section 61 by replacing two amounts of 50,000 kwacha with 120,000 kwacha. A building society may repay only limited amounts to a single investor or lender each month, generally capped at 2% of total assets or a Minister-prescribed amount.
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This section says the Act may be cited by its short title and is to be read together with the Building Societies Act.
Section 1
This section amends section 61 of the principal Act by replacing “fifty thousand kwacha” with “one hundred and twenty thousand kwacha.”
Section 3
A building society may repay only limited amounts to a single investor or lender each month, generally capped at 2% of total assets or a Minister-prescribed amount.
Section 5
A building society may invest surplus funds only in the listed kinds of projects, unless the Minister authorises something else by order.
Section 89
This provision appears to concern the vesting or transfer of Credit Bank’s assets and liabilities, and the registration of property to be transferred by Credit Bank.
Section 4
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Source and current-law status
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Source record from zambialii.org · As at 6 Sept 1991
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