Grounds 5. Dissolution of Article 26. (2) The Federal Government may by order marriage to her deprive of her citizenship any woman who is a Malaysian husband citizen by registration under Clause (1) of Article or acquirement, 15 if satisfied that the marriage by virtue of by marriage, of a which she was registered has been dissolved, foreign citizenship otherwise than by death, within the period of two (for women who years beginning with the date of the marriage. obtained citizenship by registration) 24. (4) If the Federal Government is satisfied that any woman who is a citizen by registration under Clause (1) of Article 15 has acquired the citizenship of any country outside the Federation by virtue of her marriage to a person who is not a citizen, the Federal Government may by order deprive her of her citizenship. 6. Fraud, false 26. (1) The Federal Government may by representation, order deprive of his citizenship any citizen by concealment of registration or by naturalization if satisfied that information, or the registration or certificate of naturalization— mistake (a) was obtained by means of fraud, false representation or the concealment of any material fact; or (b) was effected or granted by mistake. 3.3.5 Procedural questions The government does provide legal definitions of and provisions pertaining to Malaysian citizenship in Article 14(1) along with the provisions in Part I and Part II of the Second Schedule. However, there are no legal definitions of or provisions on statelessness in Malaysia’s nationality laws. 67