The Bankruptcy Act 1967 (Malay: Akta Kebankrapan 1967), is a Malaysian laws which enacted relating to the law of bankruptcy.
The Bankruptcy Act 1967, in its current form (1 January 2006), consists of 8 Parts containing 139 sections and 3 schedules (including 7 amendments).
PreliminaryInterpretationPart I: Proceedings from Act of Bankruptcy to DischargeActs of BankruptcyReceiving OrderProceedings consequent on Receiving OrderPublic Examination of DebtorComposition or Scheme of ArrangementAdjudication of BankruptcyControl over Person and Property of DebtorDischarge of BankruptPart II: Disqualification and Disabilities of BankruptUndischarged BankruptPart III: Administration of PropertyProof of DebtsProperty Available for Payment of DebtsEffect of Bankruptcy on Antecedent TransactionsRealization of PropertyDistribution of PropertyPart IV: Director General of InsolvencyAppointmentDutiesCostsReceipts, Payments, Accounts, AuditReleaseOfficial NameVacation of Office on InsolvencyAdditional PowersControlPart V: Constitution, Procedure and Powers of CourtJurisdictionAppealsProcedureAnnulment of AdjudicationPart VI: Small BankruptciesPart VII: Fraudulent Debtors and CreditorsPart VIII: Supplemental ProvisionsApplication of ActGeneral RulesFeesEvidenceNoticesFormal DefectsStamp DutyCorporations, Firms and Mentally Disordered PersonsUnclaimed Funds or DividendsDebtor’s BooksRepeals and Special ProvisionsSchedules
