Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Employer duties, worker rights, contracts, workplace standards, and labour relations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
12 matching statutes
British Indian Ocean Territory
1 provisions
This ordinance sets employer and employee duties for workplace health and safety, gives the Commissioner and Commissioner’s Representative powers over regulations and dispute processes, and requires employer insurance, medical care, and repatriation in some cases.
British Indian Ocean Territory
1 provisions
This Ordinance sets rules for who may administer a deceased person’s estate, including probate holders, next of kin, the employer, and the Commissioner’s Representative, and it gives the Commissioner’s Representative power to require proof and refuse permission until proof is produced.
British Indian Ocean Territory
6 provisions
This excerpt sets out key definitions, criminal responsibility rules, punishment rules, and treason offences under the Penal Code.
British Indian Ocean Territory
6 provisions
This Code sets the criminal procedure rules for the Territory, including arrest, bail, trial, evidence, sentencing, appeals, and fixed penalty offences.
British Indian Ocean Territory
1 provisions
This ordinance regulates banking business in the Territory by requiring licensing or exemption, setting a minimum capital threshold for licences, limiting use of the word “bank,” and requiring licensed banks to file annual returns.
British Indian Ocean Territory
5 provisions
This provision sets out police stop-and-search, search warrant, seizure, and arrest powers, plus record-keeping and some rights for searched or arrested people.
British Indian Ocean Territory
2 provisions
This part requires drivers to hold the right licence and insurance, obey speed limits and traffic signs, keep vehicles roadworthy, and comply with police requests for documents and information.
British Indian Ocean Territory
1 provisions
This Ordinance sets the rules for suing and being sued by the Crown, including where cases must be filed, how documents are served, and limits on remedies against the Crown.