Canada — Manitoba
The Surface Rights Act
2 provisions
This Act sets rules for acquiring and using surface rights, including board procedures, compensation, restoration, and related notices.
Browse legislation and open any statute to read or ask LexChat.
1,608 statutes · page 74 of 81
Canada — Manitoba
2 provisions
This Act sets rules for acquiring and using surface rights, including board procedures, compensation, restoration, and related notices.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act sets rules for survey monuments, lost corners, Crown lands surveys, evidence, and offences.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act sets default rules for what happens when people die at the same time or it is uncertain who survived whom, including for property, wills, joint tenancy, and some insurance proceeds.
Canada — Manitoba
5 provisions
This part sets general tax administration rules, including filing and payment through TAXcess, confidentiality, service of documents, recordkeeping, inspections, and the director’s powers over tax authorizations.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act establishes the Tax Appeals Commission, sets out its powers, and creates confidentiality and offence rules for notices, evidence, and documents.
Canada — Manitoba
4 provisions
This part defines key terms and sets pension, disability, survivor, and adjustment rules for teachers and related beneficiaries.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act lets certain people apply for a testing order after contact with another person’s bodily fluid, and sets rules for service, objection, sampling, test-result disclosure, confidentiality, offences, and penalties.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act gives threshers a right to retain and sell grain to secure payment, and sets rules for worker wage claims, notice, statements, and court procedures.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act lets Manitoba sue tobacco manufacturers directly to recover health care costs caused or contributed to by tobacco-related wrongs.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act imposes Manitoba tobacco tax, requires licences and permits for certain sales, and prohibits possession or sale of unmarked tobacco products except in stated cases.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act limits how damages and contribution are handled in tort cases, including contributory negligence, joint liability, costs, and contribution between tortfeasors.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation amalgamates Killarney and Turtle Mountain into one municipality, sets interim council and election rules, and carries over old by-laws, employees, and the CAO during the transition.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
Manitoba may make agreements with Canada about Trans-Canada Highway work in the province and may take necessary steps to carry them out.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
The Act lets certain pollution-related court actions and relief claims tied to Manitoba-origin pollution be brought or enforced in Manitoba, creates a process for declaring a jurisdiction reciprocating, and says the Act starts on royal assent.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act gives the minister control over provincial transportation facilities and sets rules for tenders, contracts, permits, access to roads, and road closures.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
The Act creates Travel Manitoba and sets out its governance, powers, reporting duties, and financial controls.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act makes it an offence to enter or stay on certain lands or premises without permission, subject to listed exceptions.
Canada — Manitoba
3 provisions
This part of the Trustee Act sets out who the Act applies to, limits it by trust instrument terms, and gives trustees and the court rules for trustee retirement, replacement, vesting orders, and some trustee powers.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act lets the minister pay annual municipal grants, sets how the amount is calculated, and gives the minister and Lieutenant Governor in Council powers for population redeterminations, payments, and regulations.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
The court may give relief in money-lending cases if the loan cost is excessive or the transaction is harsh or unconscionable, and a debtor may apply for that relief.