Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
211 matching statutes
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act sets rules for captive insurance companies, including registration, permitted business, naming limits, reporting, solvency standards, inspections, offences, and regulation-making powers.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act sets rules for mutual fire insurance companies, including formation, governance, records, premium notes, and winding up.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act lets the company borrow, issue and deal in securities, while several actions require approval or involvement of the Lieutenant Governor in Council or the minister.
Canada — British Columbia
2 provisions
This segment defines key railway terms and sets out approval, filing, land-taking, compensation, and operating rules for railway companies.
Canada — British Columbia
2 provisions
This part defines key terms and sets rules for the railway company, including how it may operate, how its shares and funds are handled, and limits on transferring railway property.
Canada — British Columbia
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Companies and local authorities may compensate for losses caused by forged transfers or forged powers of attorney, and may set up supporting funding arrangements and transfer restrictions.
Canada — British Columbia
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The Act validates certain company securities transactions and gives former preferred shareholders and perpetual-security holders rights to exchange or receive bonds and cash. It also requires the registrar to update the land register without a fee in a specified registration case.
Canada — British Columbia
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This provision makes B.C. Pavilion Corporation an agent of the government and sets rules for the minister, the Registrar of Companies, and the transfer of the British Columbia Enterprise Corporation’s assets and liabilities to government.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act lets certain corporate officers establish a pension fund society if they follow the filing and approval steps, and it sets rules for the society’s administration, bylaws, voting rights, and fund use.
Canada — British Columbia
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This document identifies the Company Act 27 1999 and states that it was not in force and later repealed.
Canada — British Columbia
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This provision identifies the Company Act and notes that it was repealed.
Canada — British Columbia
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This document identifies the Company Clauses Act 63 1996 and notes that it was repealed.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act sets up railway safety administration, permits, delegated authorities, offences, penalties, and fees.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act amends several statutes and adds transitional rules for student loans, certain companies, regulations, and commencement.
Canada — British Columbia
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The Act lets certain companies make compensation agreements with landowners for damage from ore reduction works or industrial plants, and it requires registration of the agreement. If the parties cannot agree, the company may go to the Supreme Court for compensation to be decided by the court as arbitrator.
Canada — British Columbia
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These Small Claims Rules explain how to start, serve, and answer a small claim, including related tribunal-filed claims, counterclaims, and third-party claims.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This Act governs land surveyors, the association that regulates them, and the rules for company permits, practice, titles, elections, discipline, and appeals.
Canada — British Columbia
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These rules say how small claims are started, served, replied to, and moved forward in court.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act extinguishes CPR’s stone and timber reservation interests, validates certain government resource instruments, and bars claims for compensation or damages against the government over the Act.
Canada — British Columbia
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Designated benchmark administrators must meet detailed governance, reporting, conflict, outsourcing, input-data, methodology, and complaint requirements.