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Legislative Council of Brunei Darussalam

Laws on bruneilaws that name Legislative Council of Brunei Darussalam as the body that made or issued them, newest first.

Its official site lists its members and the profile of its speaker.

councils.gov.bn (Official site)

Checked 30 Sep 2026

Laws

288 laws
  1. Reciprocal Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act
    Enforcing foreign court judgments where treatment is reciprocal
  2. Bretton Woods Agreement Act
    Membership of the international monetary fund and world bank
  3. Limitation ActOften cited
    Time limits for bringing legal actions
  4. Money-Changing and Remittance Businesses Act
    Licensing of money-changing and remittance businesses
  5. Unfair Contract Terms Act
  6. Sale of Goods Act
  7. Dissolution of Marriage Act
    High Court power over divorce in certain monogamous marriages
  8. Kidnapping Act
    Punishing abduction, wrongful restraint and confinement for ransom
  9. Persatuan Bulan Sabit Merah Negara Brunei Darussalam (Incorporation) Act
    Makes the national Red Cross society a body corporate
  10. National Bank of Brunei; National Finance Sendirian Berhad Act
    Rules for a national bank and a national finance company
  11. Summonses and Warrants (Special Provisions) Act
    Serving court summonses and process from Malaysia and Singapore
  12. Extradition (Malaysia and Singapore) Act
  13. Employment Information Act
    Gathering information about employed persons
  14. Investment Incentives ActRepealed
  15. Merchandise Marks Act
    Fraudulent marks on merchandise
  16. Emblems and Names (Preventon of Improper Use) Act
    Stopping improper use of certain emblems and names
  17. Business Names ActOften cited
    Registering businesses that trade under a business name
  18. Subscriptions Control Act
    Controlling the raising of contributions for public purposes
  19. Bishop of Borneo (Incorporation) Act
    Making the head of a church diocese a body corporate
  20. Geneva and Red Cross Act
    Controlling use of the Red Cross and Geneva Cross emblems