Ghana
Insurance Act, 2006 (Act 724)
Act 724
117 provisions
The National Insurance Commission is established by this Act and may, for its functions, acquire property and enter into contracts or other transactions.
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49 matching statutes
Ghana
Act 724
117 provisions
The National Insurance Commission is established by this Act and may, for its functions, acquire property and enter into contracts or other transactions.
Ghana
Act 1020
44 provisions
This section creates the Chartered Institute of Human Resource Management, Ghana as a body corporate and gives it power to handle property and transactions.
Ghana
Act 774
47 provisions
This Act applies to non-bank institutions and non-bank financial services, except specified micro finance operators and any other institution or person the Bank names by notice.
Ghana
Act 733
62 provisions
A company registered under the Companies Code, 1963 (Act 179) may establish a central securities depository.
Ghana
Act 1021
54 provisions
This section establishes the Chartered Institute of Marketing, Ghana as a body corporate and gives it power to deal with property and contracts for its functions.
Ghana
Act 761
1 provisions
This provision amends the Road Traffic Act, 2004 by replacing certain penalties in the Schedule.
Ghana
Act 983
7 provisions
For enactments listed in the Schedule, Regulations must prescribe fees and charges for the Ministry, Department, or Agency named in the Schedule.
Ghana
Act 1159
1 provisions
This Act creates the Ghana Sports Fund and sets rules for how it is run, funded, audited, and used.
Ghana
Act 148
4 provisions
The listed Vienna Convention articles have the force of law, and references to the receiving State are to be read as references to the Republic.
Ghana
Act 1126
1 provisions
This Act authorises government spending for Ghana’s 2025 financial year, allows listed ministries and agencies to retain specified internally generated funds, and permits payment only when authorised by the Minister responsible for Finance.