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Canada — Northwest Territories
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The Act restricts weapons and certain equipment in court areas and lets security officers screen, refuse entry, evict, and use reasonable force in specified situations.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets out which court buildings and areas are court areas, who may carry weapons or enter restricted zones, and what signs and equipment-use restrictions apply.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This part sets out how the Sheriff handles execution, garnishment, and distribution of money among creditors.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets the prescribed forms for several Creditors Relief Act documents and notices.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets court service fees, transcript and appeal book fees, sheriff fees, and limited fee waivers and exemptions.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This Act sets rules for defamation actions, including notice, time limits, privileges for fair reports, and how damages can be handled.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This Act lets the Government make concession agreements for the Deh Cho Bridge, charge bridge tolls, and authorizes transport officers to inspect, search, and seize records or things in enforcing the Act.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets the Deh Cho Bridge toll system, toll rates, exemptions, provider arrangements, inspections, refunds, and offences.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This Act gives effect to the Délîne Agreement, makes Délîne laws legally effective, and sets rules for notice, interpretation, conflicts, judicial notice, and regulatory powers.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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The regulation requires the Délîne Got’înê Government to notify a security-interest holder in writing without delay after vesting, and lets the Registrar of Motor Vehicles cancel or modify registry entries when vesting changes information in the motor vehicle registry.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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The Act limits dental mechanic work to registered and licensed persons, requires licence display, restricts some procedures, and sets discipline and offence rules.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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People registering in Part One must prove they have liability insurance within 10 days; Part Two registration is unavailable unless the insurance proof is provided.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets fees of $128 for registration in the Register and $96 for an annual licence, repeals the former Dental Mechanics Licence Fees Regulations, and came into force on May 15, 2018.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This Act restricts dentistry in the Northwest Territories to licensed dentists and professional corporations, sets up registration and licensing systems, and gives the Registration Committee, Registrar, Minister, and Review Officer specific powers and duties.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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These regulations set out dental registration rules, Registrar duties, application requirements, fees, and some disciplinary-cost procedures.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This Act creates a dental therapists register, requires registration and licensing to practise dental therapy, and sets rules for fees, supervision, discipline, and regulations.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets two fees for dental therapists and repeals the Dental Auxiliaries Regulations.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This provision keeps the Department of Justice in place and sets out the roles and duties of the Minister of Justice, Attorney General, and Deputy Minister of Justice.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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The Act lets a judge order an estate to provide maintenance and support for eligible dependants, and it restricts distribution while an application is pending.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This Act says a deceased person’s real property generally passes to the personal representative, who can manage, convey, sell, lease, or mortgage it under the Act’s rules.