South African Rail Commuter Corporation Limited Financial Arrangements Act | Act 64 of 2000 — South Africa law | Esheria

South African Rail Commuter Corporation Limited Financial Arrangements Act

The Corporation is given broad corporate powers, but with limits on guarantees, borrowing, bank accounts, and indemnities.

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 64 of 2000
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Language
en
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banking borrowing corporate governance corporate powers government assumption of debt guarantees transport

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The Corporation is given broad corporate powers, but with limits on guarantees, borrowing, bank accounts, and indemnities. This amendment says certain sections of the Act apply to the Corporation, and references to the Minister in those sections are to be read as references to the Minister of Transport. The State must take over the South African Rail Commuter Corporation Limited’s loan obligations as they stood on 30 April 2000, including interest.