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← Energy Market Authority of Singapore Act 2001

Energy Market Authority of Singapore Act 2001 s 21

s 21 Transfer to Authority of property, assets and liabilities

21.—(1) As from 1 April 2001, such movable and immovable property vested in the Board and used or managed by the Regulation Department and all assets, interests, rights, privileges, liabilities and obligations of the Board relating to that Department are transferred to and vest in the Authority without further assurance, act or deed. (2) If any question arises as to whether any particular property, asset, interest, right, privilege, liability or obligation has been transferred to or vested in the Authority under subsection (1), a certificate under the hand of the Minister for Finance is conclusive evidence that the property, asset, interest, right, privilege, liability or obligation was or was not so transferred or vested. (3) Every proceeding by or against the Board relating to the Regulation Department which are pending on 1 April 2001 may be continued, completed and enforced by or against the Authority. (4) Every agreement relating to any of the transferred properties to which the Board was a party immediately before 1 April 2001, whether or not of such nature that the rights and liabilities thereunder could be assigned, has effect as from that date as if —(a) the Authority had been a party to the agreement; and (b) for any reference to the Board there were substituted in respect of anything to be done on or after 1 April 2001 a reference to the Authority.

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