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Section 10, The Public-Private Partnership Act, 2010
Status not yet checkedThe Public-Private Partnership Act, 2010, Sierra Leone
(1) Subject to any restriction that may be contained in a PPP Agreement, a private partner shall have the right to create security
interests over any of its assets, rights or interests, including those
relating to a PPP Project, as shall be required to secure any financing
needed for the PPP Project, including, in particular, the following:–
(a) security over movable or immovable property
owned by the private partner or its interests
in PPP Project assets; and
(b) a pledge of the proceeds of, and receivables
owed to the private partner for, the use of the
(2) The shareholders of a private partner’s company shall
have the right to pledge or create any other security interest in their
shares in the company.
(3) No security under subsections (1) and (2) may be
created over public property or other property, assets or rights needed
for the provision of a public service, where the creation of such
security is prohibited by the laws of Sierra Leone.
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