Eskom Conversion Act | Act 13 of 2001 — South Africa law | Esheria

Eskom Conversion Act

This section defines several terms used in the Act, including “Minister,” “Eskom Act,” “Companies Act,” “Income Tax Act,” “security,” and “Shareholder compact.”

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 13 of 2001
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Updated
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asset transfers borrowings company registration compensation corporate conversion corporate law corporate tax depreciation electricity infrastructure energy land access proceedings continuation registrar entries regulatory compliance repeal tax references transitional provisions

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About this statute

This section defines several terms used in the Act, including “Minister,” “Eskom Act,” “Companies Act,” “Income Tax Act,” “security,” and “Shareholder compact.” This provision says the Act’s purpose is to convert Eskom into a public company with share capital held by the State. Eskom may enter land for surveys, but must give at least 7 days’ notice and pay for damage caused by its staff. The Minister controls Eskom’s articles and shareholder compact, and certain court remedies apply if securities interest is unpaid. This section gives Eskom-related entities special income tax treatment, requires the Minister of Finance to determine certain tax values, and exempts asset transfers from tax, duty, or levy. The Minister may make regulations, by notice in the Gazette, if they are necessary to achieve the Act’s objects.