Securities Commission Act 1993 · Updated to 1 Mar 2016 · Part VI · General
154. Officers of Commission may represent Commission in civil proceedings
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in any civil proceedings by or against the Commission;
Commission
“Commission” means the Securities Commission Malaysia established under section 3;
or
in any other civil proceedings in which the Commission is required or permitted by the court to be represented or to be heard, or is otherwise entitled to be represented or to be heard, any officer of the Commission authorized by the Chairman for the purpose may, on behalf of the Commission, institute such proceedings or appear as an advocate therein, and may make all appearances and applications and to do all acts in respect of such proceedings on behalf of the Commission.
Court
“Court” means— Securities Commission Malaysia 15 (a) a High Court established under Article 121 of the Federal Constitution or a Judge of the High Court; or (b) a Sessions Court or a Magistrate’s Court established under section 3 of the Subordinate Courts Act 1948 or a Sessions Court Judge or a Magistrate;