An incorporation act is a formal law passed by a parliament to legally create a specific organization. This unique legislative mechanism transforms a private group of individuals into a singular, recognized corporate person with its own distinct legal identity. By bypassing the standard corporate registration route handled by a registrar of companies, this direct vote by lawmakers grants the newly formed entity specialized statutory powers. These typically include the permanent right to hold property under its own name, perpetual succession, and the explicit authority to enter contracts or sue and be sued in a court of law. Find below the list of Incorporated Acts passed by the Parliament of Sri Lanka from 1957-2026 in chronological and alphabetical order.