Canada — Northwest Territories
Insurance
15 provisions
This provision mainly sets out definitions used in the Insurance Act and shows the Act’s table of contents.
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Canada — Northwest Territories
15 provisions
This provision mainly sets out definitions used in the Insurance Act and shows the Act’s table of contents.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This provision designates two insurance compensation corporations for specified classes of insurance.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets insurance licence classes, application and exam rules for adjusters and agents, temporary licence conditions, expiry rules, and fees.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets uninsured automobile coverage terms for motor vehicle liability policies and imposes claim, notice, proof, payment, and time-limit rules for insurers and insured persons.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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The Act sets rules for intercountry adoption under the Hague Convention in the Northwest Territories, gives the Minister and Commissioner specific powers and duties, and names the Director of Adoptions as the Central Authority.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This Part sets out how support applications and support orders move between the Northwest Territories and reciprocating jurisdictions, including registration, enforcement, and provisional orders.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets out forms, service, filing, and notice rules for interjurisdictional support order applications, registrations, and variations in the Northwest Territories.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This Act adopts the child abduction Convention in the Northwest Territories, sets the justice minister as the Central Authority, allows court applications for return or access, and gives the Commissioner power to make regulations.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This part sets out how the Convention and the International Arbitration Law apply in the Territories, how courts handle arbitration-related matters, and when recognition or enforcement applications are time-barred.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This Act lets the Minister seek federal declarations to extend the Convention and Aircraft Protocol to the Northwest Territories, gives the Commissioner regulation-making power, and makes the Convention and Protocol have force of law there with listed exceptions.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This provision defines the Convention, requires the Minister to request Canada to extend it to the Territories, and says the Convention takes effect in the Territories when it took effect in Canada, with publication of the start date in the Gazette.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This Act sets general rules for interpreting enactments, when they begin and end, how time limits are calculated, and who may exercise certain public and regulatory powers.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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These regulations define daylight saving time and say it is used each year in the Northwest Territories from 2 a.m. on the second Sunday in March to 2 a.m. on the first Sunday in November.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This Act sets rules for enforcing subpoenas across provincial or territorial lines, including when the Northwest Territories Supreme Court may adopt an outside subpoena and what protections apply to the witness.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation says the prescribed certificate forms are set out in Schedule Form 1, and it authorizes the Commissioner to make these forms regulations on the Minister’s recommendation.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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Witnesses served with an interprovincial subpoena are entitled to travel and attendance amounts, including specific daily rates and a witness fee.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This Act sets out how an intestate estate is distributed, including the surviving spouse’s share, children’s shares, and fallback relatives.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This part sets out the Judicature Act’s court structure, judge appointments and oaths, and key powers and procedures for the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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A person who books an examiner appointment must pay the listed fees to the Northwest Territories government, including a $200 first-half-day fee, a $50 hourly fee after that, or a $200 cancellation fee if the booking is cancelled within 48 hours and no evidence has been taken.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets court service fees for Supreme Court, Territorial Court, and sheriff services, and it gives judges some power to waive those fees in specified cases.