NON-CONTRAVENTION OF THE MALAY RESERVATION ENACTMENT AND THE ACTS Sample Clauses

NON-CONTRAVENTION OF THE MALAY RESERVATION ENACTMENT AND THE ACTS. In the event that the approval of a Ruler in Council or other relevant authority, as the case may be shall be needed or become necessary to give effect to the transactions herein, it shall be the responsibility of the Chargor to obtain such approval and the Chargor hereby undertakes to obtain the same.
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NON-CONTRAVENTION OF THE MALAY RESERVATION ENACTMENT AND THE ACTS. In the event that the approval of a Ruler in Council or other relevant authority, as the case may be shall be needed or become necessary to give effect to the transactions herein, it shall be the responsibility of the Customer to obtain such approval and the Customer hereby undertakes to obtain the same.
NON-CONTRAVENTION OF THE MALAY RESERVATION ENACTMENT AND THE ACTS. (a) For the avoidance of doubt it is hereby agreed and declared that this Charge is entered into for the purpose of and in order to effect the financing and sale and purchase transactions herein in accordance with the Shariah Principle of Musharakah Mutanaqisah and that, accordingly it is not intended to be transactions in respect of the Property in contravention of any legislation including the respective Malay Reservations Enactments of the States of Peninsular Malaysia and the respective Act.

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