Cayman Islands
Judicature Act (2021 Revision)
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These rules set interest rates for judgment debts and related costs, and allow the court or a plaintiff to seek interest in specified situations.
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292 matching statutes
Cayman Islands
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These rules set interest rates for judgment debts and related costs, and allow the court or a plaintiff to seek interest in specified situations.
Cayman Islands
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This law lets the Cabinet spend, invest, lend, and borrow for the 2020 and 2021 financial years as set out in the Schedule, and it sets when appropriations expire.
Cayman Islands
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The Cabinet is allowed to spend, buy assets, invest, lend, and borrow for 2022 and 2023 only within the Schedule. Unused 2022 amounts do not expire and carry into 2023; appropriations generally expire on 31 December 2023.
Cayman Islands
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These regulations set out how public service pension accounts, contributions, certifications, and benefit payments are administered.
Cayman Islands
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The Cabinet is authorised to spend, invest, lend, and borrow for financial years 2018 and 2019 as set out in the Schedule. Unused appropriations expire at year-end, and current-year spending cannot use a later year’s appropriation.
Cayman Islands
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The Act lets the Cabinet spend, invest, lend, and borrow for financial years 2024 and 2025 within the Schedule, and it sets rules for when appropriations expire or carry forward.
Cayman Islands
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These regulations impose COVID-19 restrictions, including limits on gatherings, masking, distancing, business operations, travel, and shelter-in-place rules, with criminal penalties for breaches.
Cayman Islands
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The Cabinet is allowed to spend, buy assets, make equity investments or loans, and borrow for the 2020 financial year, but only for the purposes and amounts listed in the Schedule.
Cayman Islands
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This law requires land conveyances and certain encumbrances to be registered, sets fees and filing steps, and gives the Registrar duties to inspect, record, seal, and update entries.
Cayman Islands
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These regulations control export and import of animals, set conditions for carcass imports, define a close season, limit daily game-bird taking, and prescribe pound, seizure, and licence fees.
Cayman Islands
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This law sets rules for court administration, jury service, and enforcement of judgments.
Cayman Islands
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Insurance licence applications must use the prescribed Schedule 1 form, and the Authority may ask for extra information.
Cayman Islands
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This part sets out how companies are formed and registered, how their constitutions can be changed, and some filing and naming rules.
Cayman Islands
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This Law requires non-profit organisations seeking to solicit funds to register unless exempt, keep and file financial records and annual returns, and comply with Registrar and Attorney General requests.
Cayman Islands
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This provision sets out terrorism definitions, offences, penalties, disclosure duties, forfeiture rules, and police/investigatory powers.
Cayman Islands
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This part sets up the Anti-Corruption Commission, gives it investigation and disclosure powers, and creates corruption offences and reporting duties.
Cayman Islands
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This Law sets rules for death-related tort claims, joint tort-feasor contribution, and contributory negligence.
Cayman Islands
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This Law establishes a Fire Brigade, gives the Chief Fire Officer and officers powers for fire-fighting and fire-hazard control, lets the Governor make regulations, and creates offences and penalties for public non-compliance.
Cayman Islands
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Licensees conducting company management business must keep records accessible, accurate, secure, and available to the Authority, and retain them for at least five years unless another rule requires longer.
Cayman Islands
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These Bye-laws set out how the National Trust is governed, including membership classes, Council elections, meetings, committees, financial controls, heritage-register procedures, property rules, and amendment/repeal rules.