Cayman Islands
AIRPORTS AUTHORITY LAW (2005 Revision)
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This part sets up the Airports Authority, its board and chief executive, and gives rules for airport management, security, finance, disclosures, and enforcement.
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Tax administration, corporate taxation, duties, reporting, and statutory liabilities. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
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Cayman Islands
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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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This Law sets out when foreign judgments can be registered in the Cayman Islands, how registration works, when it can be set aside, and when foreign judgments may be recognised or blocked based on reciprocity.
Cayman Islands
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These regulations set the forms and procedures for workmen’s compensation claims, reviews, medical examinations, payments into court, service of documents, and enforcement.
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These rules set court fees for different proceedings and filings, including fixed fees, ad valorem fees, hearing fees, bailiff fees, probate fees, and a website fee for registered attorneys.
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The Cabinet may spend, invest, lend, or borrow for the 2018 financial year, but only for the amounts and purposes listed in the Schedule.
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These regulations set capital and solvency rules for class A insurers.
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This Law sets limitation periods for bringing different kinds of civil actions, including tort, contract, land, trust, mortgage, and judgment claims.
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This Law lets the Cabinet spend, buy assets, invest, lend, and borrow for the 2019 financial year, but only in the amounts and for the purposes listed in the Schedule.
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This guide explains how Financial Services Division proceedings are managed, listed, and heard, including filing, bundles, timing, and hearing formats.
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This law gives General Oriental Investments Limited special powers, sets conditions for director declarations, requires an annual fee, and imposes penalties for false declarations.
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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.
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This law sets up Cayman Islands design rights registration, fees, agents, and infringement rules.
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This law sets out how strata plans are registered, how strata corporations operate, and how owners manage common property, voting, insurance, easements, and related disputes.
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This law lets the Cabinet spend, buy assets, make equity investments or loans, and borrow money for the 2018 financial year, for the purposes listed in the Schedule.
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The law lets eligible hotel projects get licences to import specified building materials or hotel equipment, but the items must be used only for the hotel and the licence can be lost if conditions are breached.
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This Act creates an Identification Register and sets rules for enrollment, access, updates, confidentiality, and the Registrar’s powers and duties.
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These regulations set capital and solvency rules for Class B, C, and D insurers, including minimum capital, prescribed capital, reporting, and Authority oversight.
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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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Private funds must file an annual return with the Authority each financial year, usually within six months after year-end, and include specified information for related fund entities, alternative investment vehicles, and sub-funds.
Cayman Islands
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This part sets up the Financial Reporting Authority and Steering Group, gives the Authority reporting and information-gathering powers, and provides confiscation procedures and penalties for non-compliance.