Stock Exchanges Control Amendment Act | Act 54 of 1995 — South Africa law | Esheria

Stock Exchanges Control Amendment Act

This text is the publication notice for the Stock Exchanges Control Amendment Act, 1995, and says the President assented to it.

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 54 of 1995
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Updated
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accounting accounting records admissibility of evidence advertising appeals appointment rules asset distribution assignment of duties audit auditing auditor appointment board composition borrowing broker/carrier compliance broker/member remedies broker/member sale procedures brokerage canvassing capital requirements clearing house committee governance complaints and penalties compliance continued listing compliance +75 more

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About this statute

This text is the publication notice for the Stock Exchanges Control Amendment Act, 1995, and says the President assented to it. This section amends several definitions in the Stock Exchanges Control Act, 1985, and adds a rule for construing “bear sale.” This provision amends the principal Act by replacing section 2A with a new section titled “Delegation of powers and assignment of duties.” The committee may delegate or assign its powers or duties, under conditions it sets, and may send disciplinary matters to a tribunal; it remains responsible after delegation. A person may not carry on the business of buying and selling listed securities unless the person fits one of the stated exceptions.