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Economic Development Board Act 1961
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Economic Development Board Act 1961

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9 sections earlier

10Repealed
11Rules for establishment of pension or provident fund scheme
12Appointment of committees and delegation of powers
13Repealed
14Protection from personal liability
15Repealed
16Provision of working capital
16AFunds and property of Board
17Borrowing powers
17AIssue of shares, etc.
18General powers of Board
19Rights of Board in case of default
20Power to call for repayment before agreed period
21Special provisions for enforcement of claims by Board
22Application of sections 19, 20 and 21 to tourist enterprises
23Compulsory acquisition of land
24Repealed
24ARepealed
25Repealed
26Special provisions as to sale or purchase by Board of land, etc.
27Common seal
27AName, symbol or representation of Board
27BPreservation of secrecy
28Winding up of Board
29Regulations

Economic Development Board Act 1961 · 2020 Revised Edition

28. Winding up of Board

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The Board must not be wound up except under the authority of an Act.

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“Board” means the Economic Development Board established under section 3;

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“Board” means the Economic Development Board established under section 3;
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Judgments that cite this Act

UDL Marine (Singapore) Pte Ltd v Jurong Town Corporation and other suits[2013] SGHC 236

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