Cayman Islands
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES LAW (2018 Revision)
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This Law sets rules for forming, registering, and operating Cayman Islands limited liability companies.
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Cayman Islands
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This Law sets rules for forming, registering, and operating Cayman Islands limited liability companies.
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This Act regulates contingency fee agreements and litigation funding agreements for legal services in Cayman Islands.
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This Law sets Cayman Islands rules for the Caribbean Development Bank, including government payment and borrowing arrangements, capital subscriptions, and powers to amend the Schedule.
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This part of the Act sets out how a limited liability partnership is formed, named, registered, and kept on record, and what partners and the Registrar may or must do.
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Private funds covered by these Rules must keep the portfolio separate from other assets and cannot use it to fund their own or others’ operations, except for the listed payment and investment-related carve-outs.
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Registered private funds must keep the portfolio separate from managers, operators, and section 17 persons, and operators must maintain controls to comply with these rules.
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These Regulations set required terms for contingency fee agreements between attorneys-at-law and clients, including disclosure, review rights, limits on fees, and rules for disbursements.
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These Regulations set fees for Caymanian Protection applications, certificates, and work permits, and give the Cabinet power to refund, waive, or reduce those fees.
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These rules require regulated mutual funds to segregate and separately account for portfolio assets, control service providers, and keep fund operators responsible for compliance.
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This part sets the rules for forming, naming, registering, and running an exempted limited partnership, including partner roles, records, and the Registrar’s powers.
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This law sets up public health administration, water standards, nuisance control, disease reporting, and restrictions on disease-related conduct.
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This Law sets out when and how the Crown in the Cayman Islands can be sued, what remedies and procedures apply, and several exceptions and limits on liability and enforcement.
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Regulated mutual funds must keep their portfolio separate from service providers’ assets and put controls in place to ensure compliance.
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These Bankruptcy Rules set out how bankruptcy petitions, proofs of debt, meetings, records, dividends, and discharge applications are handled in the Grand Court system.
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The regulations require prescribed entities to use the IRIS, keep timely and accurate accounting records, follow centralised banking and cash rules, meet reporting and statement formats, and submit larger capital projects and many contracts to specified review processes.
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This Law lets the Court order a sale instead of partition in suitable cases and gives the Court and appointed Commissioners powers to manage partition proceedings, notice, sales, witnesses, and costs.
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This Act sets rules for identifying beneficial owners, keeping beneficial ownership registers current, and giving notices and information.
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These Regulations set out how legal aid is applied for, granted, limited, changed, revoked, taxed, and paid for.
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These Regulations set rules for requests from certain international law enforcement agencies for beneficial ownership information, including how requests must be made, when the Authority may refuse them, and when information may be shared.
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This Law sets up the Special Economic Zone Authority and requires a valid trade certificate to operate a special economic zone business.