Dangerous Drugs (Forfeiture of Property) Act 1988 · Updated to 1 Dec 2011 · Part VII · Assistance to a Foreign Country
Dangerous Drugs (Forfeiture of Property) Act 1988 · Updated to 1 Dec 2011 · Part VII · Assistance to a Foreign Country
Official textFrom Laws of Malaysia Online, unchanged
A senior police officer may, on the direction of the
Malaysian authority, cause to be served by any police officer on any person or body in Malaysia any process or document whatsoever issued by any person, authority or court in any foreign country, but while non-compliance with any requirement contained in such process or document shall not render the person or body which is required to comply with the same to any penalty or liability in Malaysia under any
Malaysian authority
―Malaysian authority‖ means the Inspector General of Police. Request for assistance and authority to render same
Malaysian law, it shall render him or it liable to every such penalty or detriment as may be provided under the law of the foreign country concerned, including liability to the seizure or forfeiture of any property in Malaysia on the order of the authority or court of the foreign country empowered to make such order.
foreign country
―foreign country‖ means any country, territory or place outside Malaysia;
foreign country
―foreign country‖ means any country, territory or place outside Malaysia;
Malaysian authority
―Malaysian authority‖ means the Inspector General of Police. Request for assistance and authority to render same
Part VIII