Section 1
This Act may be cited as the Malaysian Currency (Ringgit)
Act 1975.
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MALAYSIAN CURRENCY (RINGGIT) ACT 1975 is Malaysia Act, cited as Act 160 1975, currently marked in force and first recorded in 1975.
Opening note
This Act may be cited as the Malaysian Currency (Ringgit)
Act 1975.
Amendment
by substituting for section 18 thereof the following new section 18—
“Unit of currency
Upon the coming into force of this section, every contract, sale, payment, bill, note, instrument and security for money and every transaction, dealing, matter and thing whatsoever relating to money or involving the payment of, or the liability to pay, any money which but for this subsection would have been deemed to be
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made, executed, entered into, done and had for, in and in relation to Malaysian dollars shall be deemed instead to be made, executed, entered into, done and had for, in and in relation to ringgit.”;
by substituting the word “ringgit” for the words “Malaysian dollar”, “Malaysian dollars”, “dollar” and “dollars”
wherever they appear therein; and
by substituting the word “sen” for the word “cents”
wherever it appears therein.
Upon the coming into force of this section, all references in any written law to Malaysian dollar and cent shall respectively be construed as ringgit and sen.
Amendment 3.
Section 3 of the Interpretation Acts 1948 and 1967 [Act 388]
is hereby amended—
by inserting immediately after the definition of “residency”
the following definition of “ringgit”—
‘ “ringgit” means a ringgit in the currency of Malaysia;’;
and
by inserting immediately after the definition of “sell”, the following definition of “sen”—
‘ “sen” means a sen in the currency of Malaysia;’.
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Act 160
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Act 160
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