Malaysia
388 - *INTERPRETATION ACTS 1948 AND 1967
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This Act sets general rules for interpreting Malaysian written laws, including definitions, commencement, repeal, subsidiary legislation, and statutory powers.
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Malaysia
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This Act sets general rules for interpreting Malaysian written laws, including definitions, commencement, repeal, subsidiary legislation, and statutory powers.
Malaysia
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This Act sets up the Tunku Abdul Rahman Foundation Fund, managed by a Board of Trustees, and gives that Board powers to receive donations, award educational assistance, invest fund assets, and make rules with ministerial approval.
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This Act lets the High Court order reasonable maintenance from a deceased person's net estate for certain dependants, subject to conditions and time limits.
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This Act lets the Federal Government run a housing scheme, and gives the Mayor of Kuala Lumpur powers to carry it out when directed by the Minister.
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This Act gives legal effect in Malaysia to the Convention on the Settlement of Investment Disputes and makes Convention awards binding and enforceable like court judgments.
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This Act protects certain Commission communications, creates offences for false information, unauthorized disclosure, and improper attempts to influence a Commission, and sets out Commission member remuneration and allowances.
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This document identifies Malaysia’s Parliament Services Act 1963 and notes that it was repealed by the Constitution (Amendment) Act 1992.
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This Act sets rules for assigning export duty on iron ore to a State and limits royalty-style charges on iron ore.
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The Act requires part of certain export duty on specified mineral ores to be paid to the listed State Government, and restricts State royalties or similar charges unless the Minister of Finance gives written consent.
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This Act establishes the Malaysian Investment Development Authority and its Board, gives them governance and operational powers, and requires secrecy for protected business information.
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This Act lets certain public office titles be replaced by matching titles in the First Schedule, and lets the Yang di-Pertuan Agong update that schedule by Gazette notification when title changes occur, subject to stated territorial limits and concurrence requirements.
Malaysia
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This Act sets up employees’ social security: covered industries and employers must register, pay monthly contributions, and keep/send required returns and records.
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This document is marked as repealed.
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This provision regulates moneylending business in Malaysia: a person generally must be licensed to operate, licensed moneylenders must follow licence conditions and display the licence, and the Registrar has powers over applications, renewals, conditions, suspension, and revocation.
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This document identifies Act 401 as the Malaysian Rubber Research and Development Fund Act 1958 and says it was repealed by the Malaysian Rubber Board (Incorporation) Act 1996 [Act 551].
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This Act establishes the Malaysian Rubber Market Corporation, applies across Malaysia, and sets out membership, governance, and rule-making powers.
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The Act lets the Minister raise external loans for specified purposes and manage the related securities, agreements, and debt charges.
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Horse racing clubs established in Malaysia may organize a sweepstake, and people who are not club members may take part.
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This Act lets the Minister make overseas credit arrangements for development purposes and related financing instruments, subject to limits and conditions.
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This Act sets rules for paying money into development funds, how those funds may be spent, and how annual estimates, approvals, virement, contingencies, and lapsing appropriations work.