provisions under Division 2: Supervision and Control of Chapter 4: Securities Business of the SEA, in whole or in part. 1.3 Paid-up registered capital of securities company The SEC has discretionary power to
the SEC Office, and other income derived from the operation of the SEC and the SEC Office shall be the property of the SEC Office. After deducting the expenses and reserves under Section 26, the
the SEC with the approval of the Minister. 12 SECTION 27. All fees specified in the ministerial regulations, other fees received by the SEC Office, and other income derived from the operation of the SEC
provision: “SECTION 96 The SEC may require a securities company to have a paid-up registered capital in an amount specified for operation of securities business in any particular category or manner.” SECTION
may not require a securities company to have a paid- up registered capital in an amount specified for operation of any particular category of securities business, except for a security company operating
to the registrar according to the rules and procedures prescribed by ministerial regulations. If a provident fund which has been set up before the effective date of this Act is intended to be a fund
regulations. If a provident fund which has been set up before the effective date of this Act is intended to be a fund under this Act, it shall proceed in accordance with the first paragraph. Section 7. A fund
Section 306 of the Civil and Commercial Code. However, the rights of the debtor to set up a defence under second paragraph of Section 308 of the Civil and Commercial Code shall not be prejudiced: (1
following cases shall be deemed lawful without notice being given to the debtor pursuant to Section 306 of the Civil and Commercial Code. However, the rights of the debtor to set up a defence under second
rights of claims in the following cases shall be deemed lawful without notice being given to the debtor pursuant to Section 306 of the Civil and Commercial Code. However, the rights of the debtor to set up