Cayman Islands
SETTLED LAND LAW (1998 Revision)
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This law lets a tenant for life sell, exchange, partition, and lease settled land, but leases must meet set rules and some transactions are restricted.
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292 matching statutes
Cayman Islands
2 provisions
This law lets a tenant for life sell, exchange, partition, and lease settled land, but leases must meet set rules and some transactions are restricted.
Cayman Islands
2 provisions
This part sets up the Airports Authority, its board and chief executive, and gives rules for airport management, security, finance, disclosures, and enforcement.
Cayman Islands
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These Regulations set out how a limited liability partnership must record and update beneficial ownership information, how restrictions notices work, and how administrative fines are appealed.
Cayman Islands
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This law continues the Civil Aviation Authority, sets out its governance, powers, and duties, and gives rules for aviation operations, fees, borrowing, investigations, and restricted areas.
Cayman Islands
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This part sets rules for appointing, reappointing, disciplining, dismissing, and retiring official members, chief officers, and staff in the public service.
Cayman Islands
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These regulations require legal persons and corporate services providers to update and deposit beneficial ownership information, and they set out administrative fine and appeal procedures.
Cayman Islands
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This segment sets up the land registry system, the Registrar’s powers, and core rules for registration, boundaries, leases, and charges.
Cayman Islands
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This Law creates the National Roads Authority and sets out how it is run, funded, and supervised.
Cayman Islands
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This law sets rules for probate, letters of administration, intestacy, estate administration, and related court procedures.
Cayman Islands
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This part defines bills of exchange and sets rules for signatures, indorsements, acceptance, negotiation, presentment, and liability.
Cayman Islands
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The Monetary Authority can direct financial-sector persons to apply anti-proliferation-financing controls, and affected persons must comply with those directions unless exempted by licence.
Cayman Islands
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This plan sets land-use and zoning rules for the Cayman Islands, with the Authority applying planning rules and preserving certain protected areas and public beach access.
Cayman Islands
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This law sets the basic rules for partnerships and limited partnerships, including partner authority, profit sharing, record access, registration, fees, and dissolution.
Cayman Islands
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These Criminal Procedure Rules set procedures for criminal cases, including case management, disclosure, arraignment, trial steps, and service of documents.
Cayman Islands
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These regulations set reporting forms and filing rules for insurers and related insurance businesses in Cayman Islands.
Cayman Islands
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This Act sets rules for identifying beneficial owners, keeping beneficial ownership registers current, and giving notices and information.
Cayman Islands
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These regulations set marine park zones and restrict activities like taking specimens, anchoring, scuba diving, and certain vessel use, with specific exceptions and Council permissions.
Cayman Islands
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This guide explains how Financial Services Division proceedings are managed, listed, and heard, including filing, bundles, timing, and hearing formats.
Cayman Islands
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This law sets out how summary courts are organised, who can act as magistrates and clerks, how civil and criminal matters are handled, and how appeals and enforcement work.
Cayman Islands
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This law sets rules for Cayman Islands authorities to handle mutual legal assistance requests from the United States, including notifying the Attorney-General, executing requests, and protecting confidentiality.