Mental Health Act 2001 · Updated to 1 Feb 2014 · Part X · Proceedings in Inquiries Into Mental Disorder
69. Transfer of stock, securities, etc., of mentally disordered person
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dividends of which are payable in Malaysia, are standing in the name of, or are vested in, a mentally disordered person beneficially entitled to the stock, securities, shares or debentures, or a committee of the estate of the mentally disordered person, or a trustee for him, and the committee or trustee dies intestate or himself becomes mentally disordered or is out of the jurisdiction of the Court, or it is uncertain whether the committee or trustee is living or dead or he neglects or refuses to transfer the stock, securities, shares or debentures or to receive and pay the dividends to a new committee or trustee, or as he directs, within fourteen days after being required by him to do so, the
mentally disordered person
“mentally disordered person” means any person found by due course of law to be mentally disordered and incapable of managing himself and his affairs. Court may order inquiry
Court may order some fit and proper person to make the transfer or to transfer the stock, securities, shares or debentures and to receive and pay over the dividends in such manner as the Court may direct, and the transfer or payment shall be valid and effectual for all purposes.
Court
“Court” means the High Court, a Sessions Court or a Magistrate Court or a Syariah Court as the context may require, and includes a Judge whether sitting in Court or in Chambers; Mental Health 11