Division 1 Incorporation
Division 2 Powers
Division 1 Prospectuses
Division 2 Restrictions on allotment and commencement of business
Division 3 Shares
Division 3A Reduction of share capital
Division 4 Substantial shareholdings
Division 5 Debentures
Division 5A Exemptions from Divisions 1 and 5 in relation to Prospectus Requirements
Division 6 Interests other than shares, debentures, etc.
Division 7 Title and transfers
Division 7A The Central Depository System — a book-entry or scripless system for the transfer of securities
Division 8 Registration of charges
Division 1 Office and name
Division 2 Directors and officers
Division 3 Meetings and proceedings
Division 4 Register of members
Division 5 Annual return
Division 1 Accounts
Division 2 Audit
Division 1 Preliminary
Division 2 Winding up by Court
Subdivision (1) — General
Subdivision (2) — Liquidators
Subdivision (3) — Committees of inspection
Subdivision (4) — General powers of Court
Division 3 Voluntary winding up
Subdivision (1) — Introductory
Subdivision (2) — Provisions applicable only to members’ voluntary winding up
Subdivision (3) — Provisions applicable only to creditors’ voluntary winding up
Subdivision (4) — Provisions applicable to every voluntary winding up
Division 4 Provisions applicable to every mode of winding up
Subdivision (1) — General
Subdivision (2) — Proof and ranking of claims
Subdivision (3) — Effect on other transactions
Subdivision (4) — Offences
Subdivision (5) — Dissolution
Division 5 Winding up of unregistered companies
Division 1 Investment companies
Division 2 Foreign companies
Division 1 Enforcement of this Act
Division 2 Offences
Division 3 Miscellaneous
| Omission of “Limited” or “Berhad” in name of charitable and other companies |
| Omission of “Limited” or “Berhad” in names of limited companies, other than companies registered under Charities Act |
| 29.—(1) Where it is proved to the satisfaction of the Registrar that a proposed limited company is being formed for the purpose of providing recreation or amusement or promoting commerce, industry, art, science, religion, charity, pension or superannuation schemes or any other object useful to the community, that it has some basis of national or general public interest and that it is in a financial position to carry out the objects for which it is to be formed and will apply its profits (if any) or other income in promoting its objects and will prohibit the payment of any dividend to its members, the Registrar may (after requiring, if he thinks fit, the proposal to be advertised in such manner as he directs either generally or in a particular case) approve that it be registered as a company with limited liability without the addition of the word “Limited” or “Berhad” to its name, and the company may be registered accordingly. [12/2002] [Act 36 of 2014 wef 03/01/2016]
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