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Act 230
1, This Act may be cited as the Borrowing Companies Act, Citation.
1969, and shall come into force on such date as the Minister may by notification in the Gazette appoint.
Repealed by Companies Act 2016.
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Act 125 is Malaysia Act, cited as Act 125 1965, currently marked repealed and first recorded in 1965.
Date of Royal Assent ... sae ... 22nd April, 1969
Date of publication in Gazette .. Ist May, 1969
Act 6
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Opening note
Ah AC3Tp,
Act 230
1, This Act may be cited as the Borrowing Companies Act, Citation.
1969, and shall come into force on such date as the Minister may by notification in the Gazette appoint.
In this Act unless the context otheryvise requires
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“bank” means a bank licensed :
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“borrowing business” means—
the acceptance of any money on deposit or loan by a person (in this definition referred to as “the borrower”) from more than ten persons wherein the borrower is under a liability (whether or not such liability is present or future) to repay the money to these persons; and
the lending; or
the investment, by the borrower, his agents or his servants (and if the borrower is a company, including its wholly-owned subsidiaries) of the borrower’s funds;
“borrowing company” means a company which carries on borrowing business;
“Central Bank” means the Central Bank of Malaysia
Interpreta-Ack (473 tion.
Act are established under the Central Bank of Malaysia Ordinance, 61/59.
1958;
[S. 2-4]
79/65.
79/65.
Only licensed borrowing company may carry on borrowing business.
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“company” means a company as defined in the Companies
Act, 1965;
“corporation” means a corporation as defined in the
Companies Act, 1965;
“depositor” means a person who deposits with or lends money to a licensed borrowing company;
“deposit liability’ means the liability of a licensed borrowing company to repay any money accepted by it on deposit or loan from any person other than from a licensed bank;
“foreign company” means a foreign company as defined in the Companies Act, 1965;
“foreign currency” means any currency other than currency—
which by reason of any agreement or arrangement entered into between the Central Bank and any other monetary authority of anothér country; is deemed to be interchangeable with the curtency of the Federation;
“licence” means a licence granted under this Act enabling a public company to carry on borrowing business;
“Minister” means the Minister chatged with the résponsi-bility for finance;
“public company” means a public company as defined in thé Companies Act, 1965.
Subject to this Act and notwithstanding the provisions of the Companies Act, 1965, relating to borrowing corpora-tions no person shall carry on borrowing business unless it is—
Any person who contravenes the provisions of sub-section (1) is guilty of an offencé and shall on conviction be liable to a fine not exceeding ivethousand—dollars or to bot for a term not exceeding three years or to bot
Exclusion of non-borrowing business.
A licensed borrowing company shall not carry on any kind of business other than borrowing business.
[S. 5-7]
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BORROWING COMPANIES 7
Where a licensed borrowing company accepts any money Deposit to on deposit or loan the money shall be repayable on the ¢fora expiration of such minimum period as may be prescribed period.
by the Central Bank from time to time.
Nothing in this Act shall authorize a licensed borrowing Prohibition company to— dealings by
accept any money on deposit or loan which is [icensed, |
repayable on demand by cheque, draft, order or company.
any other instrument drawn by the depositor on the licensed borrowing company; or
Before a public company carries on borrowing Conditions business it shall apply in writing to the Minister through the for applica-Central Bank for a licence and shall supply the Central granting
Bank— licence.
such other written information as may be required by the Central Bank, certified by a director or the secretary of the company.
Upon receiving an application under sub-section (1)
the Central Bank shall consider the application and make a recommendation to the Minister stating whether or not a licence should be granted to the company and the condi-tions (if any) to be attached to the licence.
Upon receiving the application and recommendation the Minister may grant a licence to the public company with or without conditions if the paid-up capital in cash of the public company (unimpaired by losses or otherwise) is not less than one million Malaysian dollars.
[S. 7-8]
Minister may suspend or revoke licence.
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Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this section, a public company may carry on borrowing business without a licence if—
it is established for the purpose of financing economic or industrial development in which the Government of the Federation or the
Government of a State has (in the opinion of the Minister) a material interest as a share-holder; and
it performs the functions of a discount house; or
its debentures have been approved by the Central
Bank subject to such conditions as the Central
Bank may think fit to impose.
When any licensed borrowing company—
carries on its business in a manner which in the opinion of the Central Bank is detrimental to the interests of its depositors;
carries on business while its paid-up capital
(unimpaired by losses or otherwise) is less than one million Malaysian dollars; or
contravenes any provision of this Act or of any regulations madé thereunder, the Minister may on the recommendation of the Central
Bank revoke or suspend the licence of the licensed borrowing company subject to such conditions and restrictions as the
Minister may think fit to impose but before the Minister suspends or revokes the licence he shall inform the borrowing company in writing—
() of his intention to do so; and
that it may submit written reasons to the Minister
(within two weeks of being so informed) as to why its licence should not be revoked or suspended.
The decision of the Minister shall be final and shall not be subject to appeal or to review in any court.
When the licence of a borrowing company has been revoked or suspended pursuant to sub-section (1) the borrowing company shall forthwith cease to use or display in any manner the words, “licensed borrowing company”.
[S. 8-12]
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BORROWING COMPANIES 9
Any borrowing company which fails to comply with the provisions of sub-section (3) is guilty of an offence and shall on conviction be liable to a fine not exceeding/fve Khoo ly thoutrd theusanddollars and to a fine not exceeding five hundred sa ve -
dollars for every day the offence continues. Abb 34
Every licensed borrowing company (including a Licence borrowing company whose licence is suspended) shall pay :
to the Central Bank—
a licence fee on its being granted a licence and in addition a fee for each office or place of business
(other than its principal place of business) when the office or place of business is established;
an annual licence fee for the licensed borrowing company in addition to the fee described in paragraph (a) not later than the 31st day of
January; and
an annual fee for each office or place of business
(other than its principal place of business) not later than the 31st day of January, according to the rates prescribed in the First Schedule.
No licensed borrowing company shall establish any Establish-idj — ment of subsidiary unless . wholly
No licensed borrowing company shall open any office opening of or place of business— offices.
in the Federation without the prior written consent of the Central Bank.
12, The Central Bank shall publish in the Gazette— Cael
every year not later than the 31st day of March the publish list names of licensed borrowing companies; oe
the names of licensed borrowing companies to companies.
which licences are granted after the publication of the names pursuant to paragraph (a); and
the names of licensed borrowing companies whose licences are suspended or revoked.
[S. 13:16]
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Name tobe 13, (1) Every licensed borrowing company shall paint or onal affix and keep painted or affixed on the outside of every offices. office or place of business in a prominent position and easily legible in the National Language its name and the words, “licensed borrowing company”.
Any licensed borrowing company which fails to comply with the provisions of sub-section (1) is guilty of an offence and shall on conviction be liable to a fine not ie exceeding /fve—hundred—dollars for every day the offence continues.
ATemion 14. When a licensed borrowing company alters its memo-randumor Tandum or articles pursuant to the relevant provisions of the aes. Companies Act, 1965 (as the case requires) it shall within one month of the alteration inform the Central Bank of the alteration and supply the Central Bank with a certified true copy of its memorandum or articles as altered and certified by a director or the secretary of the company.
Maintenance 15, Every licensed borrowing company shall—
fund. (a) maintain a reserve fund; and
No licensed borrowing company shall pay any dividend on its shares until all its capitalised expenditure (including preliminary expenses, organisation expenses, share selling commission, brokerage, amounts of losses incurred and any item of expenditure not represented by tangible assets) has been completely written off.
Every licensed borrowing company shall maintain a minimum amount of liquid assets which shall be prescribed from time to time by the Central Bank by notice in writing to the borrowing company.
The minimum amount of liquid assets shall be expressed as a percentage of the deposit liabilities of every licensed borrowing company/and such percentage may be varied by the Central Bank from time to time by notice in writing to every licensed borrowing company.
When the Central Bank issues a notice under sub-séctiori (1) 6ach licénséd borrowing company shall be allowed a period of not less than oné weék (as may be specified in such notice) within which to comply with the requirements of the notice.
Where a licensed borrowing company fails to comply with the requirements of the notice it shall not lend any money to any person unless it obtains the written approval fa ei entral Bank.
Por the purposes of this section liquid assets shall be—
deposit and current accoint balances held with (less any loans and advances from) any bank in the
Federation;
Restriction on payment of dividends.
Maintenance of minimum amount of liquid assets.
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[S. 18-20]
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of /AAYSE (cmoney—at-call-inthe-Federation;
Treasury bills issued by the Government or by the
Government of any State authorized to issue
Treasury bills; or
other assets from time to time approved by the
Minister on the recommendation of the Central
Bank.
PARC (8)(6) The Central Bank may by notice in writing require any licensed borrowing company to render such returns as it may deem necessary for the purposes of this section and section 19.
Maximum 19, (1) No licensed borrowing| company shall hold risk
Pee of assets in excess of ten times both its paid-up capital and risk assets. teserye aS published in its latest and duly audited balance sheet.
Sub me (2) For the purposes of this section, “risk assets” means
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Central Bank pursuant to section 37 (c).
Unsecured 20, (1) A liceitsed borrowing se shall not grant to loam> any person an unsecured advahée, loan or credit facility qxocen Ee which in the aggregate at any ong time exceeds five thousand dollars. dollars.
In sub-section (1), the expression “unsecured advance, loan or credit facility” means—
an advance, loan or credit facility made without security; or
~) wher than a (b) an advance, loan or credit facility secured only by
‘ ~ a guarantee or guarantees} or .
Ae icd hy Ha (c) any part of an advance, loan or credit facility
Govern niert secured by tangible assets which exceeds—
Cam f54) (i) in the case of a charge of immovable pro-perty the amount charged or the market value of the charged property whichever is less; or
the market value of any property other than immovable property, but where the Central Bank is satisfied that there is no established market value, the valuation approved by the Central Bank.
[S. 20-23]
FINANCES
BORROWING COMPANIES 13
All the directors of a licensed borrowing company shall be liable jointly and severally to indemnify the licensed borrowing company against any loss arising from the making of an unsecured advance, loan or credit facility in contra-vention of sub-section (1).
Subs. Act 230
A licensed borrowing company shall not lend any money or grant any advance or credit facility to any of its directors.
For the purposes of this $ection and section 23 a
“director” shall be deemed to include the wife, husband, father, mother, son or daughter of a director.
i (i) Except with the consent in writing of the Central
Bank no licensed borrowing company may acquire—
Sub-section (1) shall not apply in respect of any share, immovable property or beneficial interest acquired by the licensed borrowing company in the course of satisfaction of debts due to it.
Any shares, immovable property or beneficial interest acquired pursuant to sub-section (2) shall be disposed of as soon as practicable but not later than one year or such longer period as the Central Bank may allow in any parti-cular case, commencing on the date the shares, immovable property or beneficial interest were acquired.
Every licensed borrowing company shall send to the
Central Bank not later than fifteen days after the last day of each month a statement in the form prescribed by the
Central Bank showing particulars of any advance, loan or credit facility granted by it to—
any firm in which it or/any of its directors (as defined in section 21), is interested as partner, manager or agent or any individual or firm of whom or of which any of its directors is a guarantor;
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any-ofits-efficers-or employees;
Loans to directors prohibited.
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Restrictions on invest-ments.
Central
Bank may take action if advances are against interests of depositors.
D/Act 330
D/A<} 320
[S. 23-25]
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Sides. Hef 220 (e) any private or public dorporation in which it or
Statement of liabilities and assets of offices to be furnished.
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Information and data to be supplied.
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PACH any of its directors (as defined in section 21), officers or employees [is interested as a director, manager, agent or guar. antor;
any individual in whom or any firm or corporation in which any of its directors is interested directly or indirectly other than such advances, loans and credit facilities, particulars of which have already been supplied pursuant to paragraphs (a) to (e).
If on examination of the particulars supplied by a licensed borrowing company under sub-section (1) it appears to the Central Bank that any advances, loans or credit facilities are being granted to the detriment of the interests of the depositors of the licensed borrowing company the
Central Bank may by order in writing to the licensed borrowing company prohibit the licensed borrowing com-pany from granting any further advances, loans or credit facilities or impose such restrictions on the grant thereof as the Central Bank thinks fit and may further ordér the licensed borrowing company to secure repayment of any loans within such time and to such extent as may be specified in the order.
Every licensed borrowing company shall send to the Central Bank not later than fifteen days after the last day of each month a statement in the form prescribed by the Central Bank showing the liabilities and assets of its offices and other places of business at the close of business on the last business day of the preceding month.
Any licensed borrowing company which fails to comply with any of the provisions of this section is guilty of an offence and shall te conviction be aahe vfs not exceeding thousan deters ars for every day the offence continues. fer bef
Every licensed borrowing company shall furnish to the Central Bank at such time and in such manner as the
Central Bank may prescribe, all such information and data as the Central Bank may require for the proper discharge of its functions under the provisions of this Act.
(ayf2y Any licensed borrowing company which fails to comply with any of the provisions of this section is guilty of an offence and shall on conviction, be liable to a fine not exceeding ene thousand colags ags for every day the offence continues. for seg
[S. 26-29]
ANMNCLS
BORROWING COMPANIES 15
Where it is likely that a licensed borrowing company will become unable to meet its obligations or is about to suspend payment to its creditors the company shall forth-ing with inform the Central Bank in writing of either fact.
27, (1) Every licensed borrowing company shall appoint annually an auditor—
who is an approved company auditor pursuant to section 8 of the Companies Act, 1965; and
who in addition to being an approved company auditor pursuant to paragraph (a) is again approved by the Minister for the purposes of this
Act.
Sections 30, 31 and 32 shall apply to an auditor appointed under this section as if for references to the
Central Bank there were substituted references to the auditor.
Every licensed borrowing“Company shall inform the
Minister through the Central Bank of any proposed—
scheme for the reconstruction of the company;
or
scheme for the amalgamation between the com-pany and any other company, wherein the whole or dny part of the undertaking or the property of the company is to be transferred to another company, and the Minister on the recommendation of the Central
Bank may approve or refuse to jallow the proposed arrange-ment or scheme for reconstruc or amalgamation.
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before any dividend is declared, transfer to the reserve fund out of the net profits of each year
(after due provision has beeh made for taxation)—
a sum equal to not less than fifty per centum of such net profits if the reserve fund is less than fifty per centum of its paid-up capital; and
a sum equal to not less than twenty-five per centum of such net profits if the reserve fund is not less than fifty per centum but less than one hundred per centum of its paid-up capital.
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Exhibition 16, (1) Every licensed borrowifg company shall—
and publi-cation of (a) exhibit in a prominent position in every office or prorat. place of business—
a copy of its latest and duly audited balance sheet; and
within six months after the close of its financial year forward to the Centrall Bank two copies of its latest and duly audited balance sheet and profit and loss account; and
publish within fourteen days of the laying of its accounts before the company at its annual general meeting in at least two local daily newspapers one in the National Language and one in English a copy of its latest and duly audited balance sheet.
Any licensed borrowing fompany which fails to comply with the provisions of this section is guilty of an offence and shall on conviction belliable to a fine not exceed-ing five thousand dollars. a
If the Central Bank has reason to suspect that any person is carrying on borrowing business in the Federation, the Central Bank may inspect under conditions of secrecy the books, accounts and transactions of the person for the purposes of ascertaining whether the person has contravened the provisions of section 3 of this Act.
Licensed borrowing company to inform
Central
Bank of financial instability,
Approved company auditor to be approved again by
Minister.
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Sanction for reconstruc-tion, etc., of company required.
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Inspection of persons suspected of accepting deposits without a licence.
[S. 30-33]
Central
Bank may investigate licensed borrowing companies.
Special investiga~
tions of licensed borrowing companies,
Production of books, accounts and documents.
PACT
Action by
Central
Bank if licensed borrowing company unable to meet obliga-tions or |
conducting business to the detriment of depositors, etc.
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The Central Bank may from time to time investigate under conditions of secrecy the books, accounts and trans-actions of any licensed borrowing company and any of its offices or places of business.
The Minister may at any time direct the Central Bank to make an investigation under conditions of secrecy of the books, accounts and transactions of any licensed borrowing company if he has reason to believe that such licensed borrowing company is carrying on its business in a manner detrimental to the interests of its depositors and other creditors or has insufficient assets to cover its liabilities to its depositors or is contravening the provisions of this Act.
For the purposes of an investigation under this Part a person shall afford the Central Bank access to its books, accounts and documents and provide such information and facilities as may be required to conduct the investigation but the books, accounts and documents shall not be required to be produced at such times and at such places as may interfere with the proper conduct of the normal daily business of that person.
If any book, account or document or information is not supplied in accordance with sub-section (1), the person is guilty of an offence and shall on ¢ eonviction be liable to a fine not exceeding SSS thousand in respect of every day the offence continues.
For the purposes of an investigation under this Part, all officers and employees of the Central Bank shall be deemed to be public servants within the meaning of the
Penal Code.
Where—
that it considers that it is likely to become unable to meet its obligations; or
a licensed borrowing company becomes unable to meet its obligations or suspends payment; or
after an investigation is made under this Part the
Central Bank is of the opinion that a licensed borrowing company—
is likely to become unable to meet its obliga-tions or is about to suspend payment; or
[S. 33-35]
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BORROWING COMPANIES 17
Gi) is carrying on its business in a manner detrimental to the interests of its depo-sitors, the Central Bank may—
require the licensed borrowing company forthwith to take such steps as the Central Bank may consider necessary or expedient;
appoint a person to advise the licensed borrowing company in the proper conduct of its business;
present a petition to the High Court for the winding up of the licensed borrowing company by the
Court.
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Where the Central Bank has assumed control of the business of a licensed borrowing company pursuant to section 33, the Central Bank shall remain in control of and continue to carry on the business of the licensed borrowing company in the name and on behalf of the licensed borrowing company until such time as—
the deposit liabilities of the licensed borrowing company have been repaid or the Central Bank is satisfied that suitable provision has been made for their repayment; or
in the opinion of the Central Bank it is no longer necessary or expedient for the Central Bank to remain in control of the business of the licensed borrowing company.
Where the Central Bank has assumed control of the business of a licensed borrowing company pursuant to section 33, the licensed borrowing company shall submit its business to the control of the Central Bank and shall provide the Central Bank with such facilities as the Central
Bank may require to carry on the business of the licensed borrowing company.
Any licensed borrowing company which fails to comply with sub-section (1) or with any requirement of the Central Bank pursuant to that sub-section is guilty of an offence and shall on conviction, be liable to a fine not exceeding thousand Pouers for every day the offence continues. Ser rule
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Control of licensed borrowing company by
Central
Bank.
Licensed borrowing company under control of
Central
Bank to co-operate with Central
Bank.
AAGRT
[S. 36-38]
Extension of jurisdiction to subsidia-ries of licensed borrowing company.
Directions by Central
Bank.
Indemnity.
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Any reference in sections 30 to 35 to a licensed borrowing company shall be read as including reference to a wholly-owned subsidiary of the licensed borrowing company.
The Central Bank may from time to time issue written directions to any licensed borrowing company requiring that effect be given to the direction within a period (which in the opinion of the Central Bank is a reasonable period)
on any of the following matters—
the policy to be followed by licensed borrowing companies in relation to the granting of advances and the extension of credit facilities including the purposes for which advances may be made or credit facilities extended;
the rates of interest payable to or by licensed borrowing companies, the rates of discount chargeable by licensed borrowing companies or the rates of commission and other charges payable to licensed borrowing companies;
a reserve to be held by each licensed borrowing company at the Central Bank against its deposit liabilitiesfin the Federation.
The Central Bank or any officer of the Central Bank shall not be subject to any action, claim or demand by or liability to any person in respect of any thing done or omitted to be done in good faith in pursuance or in execu-tion of or intended execution of or in connection with the execution or intended execution of any power conferred on the Central Bank or the officer by this Act.
For the purposes of this section the Governor and the Deputy Governor of the Central Bank and any director or employee thereof and any person holding any office therein or appointed by the Central Bank under paragraph
of section 33 shall be deemed to be an officer of the
Central Bank.
[S. 39-40]
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BORROWING COMPANIES 19
Any officer who is concerned in the management of Disqualifica-a licensed borrowing company shall cease to hold office if—
he commits an act of bankruptcy pursuant to section 3 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1967; or
any offence in connection with the promotion formation or management of a corporation;
any offence involving fraud or dishonesty punishable on conviction with imprisonment for three months or more; or
No person who has been a director of or directly concerned in the management of a licensed borrowing com-pany which has been wound up by the Court pursuant to section 218 of the Companies Act, 1965, shall without the express authority of the Minister act or continue to act as a director or be indirectly concerned in the management of any licensed borrowing company.
Any person acting in contravention of sub-section (1)
or (2) is guilty of an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to a fine not exceeding /Afive-thousand—dollars or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or to both.
Any person who, being a director or manager of a licensed borrowing company—
fails to take reasonable steps to secure compliance by the licensed borrowing company with the requirements of this Act; or
fails to take reasonable steps to ensure the veracity of any statement submitted under the provisions of this Act, is guilty of an offence and shall on conviction, be liable to a fine not exceeding Aivethousand—dollars or to imprison-ment for a term not exceeding three years or to both.
another person in the licensed borrowing com-pany was charged with the duty of securing compliance with the requirements of the Act;
or tion of officers of licensed borrowing company.
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Director, manager, responsible for com-pliance with
Act.
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[S. 40-44]
Offences by corpora-tions:
officers deemed to be guilty.
Principal criminally liable for acts of servant or agent.
Penalty for offences otherwise not provided for.
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Jurisdiction.
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another person was charged with the duty of ensuring that those statements were true, and
Where any offence under this Act has been committed by any corporation (whether or not the corporation has been prosecuted) any person who at the time of the com-mission of the offence was an officer concerned in the management of the corporation in the Federation or was purporting to act in such capacity shall be deemed to be guilty of that offence unless he proves that the offence was committed without his consent or connivance and that he exercised all such diligence to prevent the commission of the offence as he ought to have exercised having regard to the nature of his functions in that capacity and to all the circumstances of the case.
Where the agent or servant of a person (hereinafter called the “principal”) does anything or omits to do anything
(which if done or omitted to be done by the principal would constitute an offence under this Act) the principal shall notwithstanding that he has no knowledge of the offence
(and subject to paragraph (b) in the case of that paragraph)
be deemed guilty of the offence and be liable to punishment for the offence if—
the act or omission complained of was within the ordinary scope of the employment of the agent or servant; or
the principal authorized or subsequently ratified the act or omission complained of notwith-standing that the act or omission was not within the ordinary scope of the employment of the agent or servant.
Any person who contravenes or fails to comply with any provision of this Act for which no penalty is expressly provided is guilty of an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to a fine not exceeding thousand .
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44, (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of any written law to the contrary a Sessions Court shall have jurisdiction to try any offence against this Act and to impose the full penalty prescribed therefor.
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BORROWING COMPANIES 21
In this section the expression “Sessions Court” includes the Court of a Magistrate of the First Class in relation to
Sabah and Sarawak.
The Central Bank may with the approval of the
Minister make such regulations for carrying into effect the objects of this Act.
The following persons shall be exempted from the pro-visions of this Act—
any post office savings bank established under the provisions of any written law in force in the
Federation relating to post office savings banks;
any co-operative society registered under any written law in force in the Federation relating to co-operative societies;
any pawnbroking business carried on by any person licensed under any written law in force in the
Federation relating to pawnbrokers; or
any person which or who is authorized under any written law in force in the Federation to carry on borrowing business.
47, (1) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this
Act but subject to sub-section (4) of section 7, section 46
and this section any corporation or firm which i is carrying on borrowing business on the coming into force of this Act shall be authorized to do so—
for such further period or periods as may be pre-scribed by the Minister by notice in writing to the person.
Where any corporation or firm is authorized to carry on the business of a borrowing company under sub-section
if it does not wish to continue carrying on borrowing business take steps to terminate such business before the expiration of the relevant period referred to in sub-section
, and
44-47]
Regulations.
Exemption.
Corpora-tions, etc.
may carry on borrowing business without a licence during transitional period.
[S. 47-49]
Corpora-tions, etc., to furnish information on com-mencement of Act.
This Act to prevail.
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in the case of a foreign company or a firm, if it does not wish to continue carrying on borrowing business, take steps to terminate such business before the expiration of the relevant period referred to in sub-section (1) or take steps to comply with the provisions of section 3 and this section.
Where pursuant to sub-section (2) a corporation or firm fails to comply with the requirements of that sub-section it shall repay its deposit liabilities within one month of their being repayable and shall render a monthly account of the repayment to the Central Bank.
For the purposes of this section and section 48 “firm”
includes a natural and individual person registered under any written law in force in the Federation relating to the registration of business names.
Every corporation or firm which or who is carrying on borrowing business on the coming into force of this
Act shall within one month of such date supply the following particulars to the Central Bank—
the addresses of the registered office and other offices or places of business of the corporation and the addresses of the principal office and other offices or places of business of the firm and where the firm has only one office the address of that office;
the names and addresses of the directors of the corporation or the partners of the firm;
the paid up capital of the corporation or the capital which the partners contribute to the part-nership from time to time, and
the amount of the deposit liabilities of the corpora-tion or the firm.
49, The provisions of this Act shall be without prejudice to the provisions of the Companies Act, 1965, but where théré is a coriflict between that Act and this Act the pro-visions of this Act shall prevail (unless this Act otherwise provides) with regard to borrowing business.
[S. 50 and ist-2nd Sch.]
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BORROWING COMPANIES 23
The Companies Act, 1965, to the extent to which it is Amendment therein expressed to be amended in the Second Schedule °So™:
. " panies Act, is hereby amended accordingly. 1965.
First SCHHDULE
[Section 9 |(1)]
Type of Fee Rate
Fee on establishment of each| office or place of business other than the principal place of business 200
(@) Annual fee for each office or place of business other than the principal place of business . sss 200
SECOND SCHEDULE
COMPANIES ACT, 1965
Section of Act Extent of Amendment 217 (1) (f) +... Substitute the words, “Central Bank” for the words,
“Minister charged with the responsibility for finance”.
217 (1) ... Insert the following new paragraph—
“(g) in the case of a borrowing company licensed
Act 6. under the Borrowing Companies Act, 1969, the Central Bank;”,
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