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Jury Regulations, 2000, J-4.2 Reg 1
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These regulations let the Inspector of Court Offices gather French-speaking prospective juror names for French trials and set juror fees and expense payments.
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These regulations let the Inspector of Court Offices gather French-speaking prospective juror names for French trials and set juror fees and expense payments.
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This Act sets out the roles, powers, and duties of the minister and Attorney General, allows regulations for mediation fees and other prescribed matters, gives the Law Society a rule about students at law, protects certain courtworker information, and repeals The Attorney General’s Act.
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This regulation sets pay, allowances, pension contributions, and disability allowance rules for justices of the peace.
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This Act sets out how justices of the peace are appointed, paid, disciplined, and required to perform their duties.
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This regulation sets duties, powers, leave entitlements, benefits, and reporting requirements for justices of the peace.
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This part sets up the Court of King’s Bench, its judges, and key procedure rules, including venue, mediation, and some powers of judges and registrars.
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These regulations set court procedure rules, required forms, fee amounts, and qualification rules for family mediators and related services under The King’s Bench Act.
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This Act lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council appoint certain Saskatchewan lawyers as King’s Counsel, sets eligibility limits and court precedence rules, and revokes an appointment if the person is disbarred for most reasons and does not return the letters patent.
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This regulation sets Gazette publishing charges, designates who must pay them, sets the Gazette subscription price at $125 per year, repeals the 2004 fees regulations, and says it starts when filed with the Registrar of Regulations.
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This Act sets out who may appoint and administer the King’s Printer, how the Gazette and other official publications must be handled, and how the revolving fund works.
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This Act sets rules for regulatory bodies’ registration practices, especially for labour mobility and internationally trained applicants, and gives the minister compliance and oversight powers.
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These regulations set registration rules for Saskatchewan regulatory bodies, including what they may require from internationally-trained and labour mobility applicants, and when they must decide, notify, and give reasons.
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This Act sets rules for registering labour-sponsored venture capital corporations, limiting how they invest, and governing related tax credits and shareholder rights.
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The regulations set rules for labour-sponsored venture capital corporations, including investment limits, share redemption limits, valuation rules, wage-deduction notices, fees, and ministerial approvals.
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This Act sets rules for certain land contract enforcement actions in court, including leave requirements, notice, deadlines, appeal rights, and limits on waivers.
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These regulations set the required form for a notice of application for leave to start certain land-contract actions, and they say when the regulations come into force.
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This Act updates The Land Titles Act and The Land Surveys Act by shifting administration to a corporation and the minister, changing some references, and setting the Act to commence on proclamation.
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This provision sets out the Act’s title, key definitions, the association’s structure, and core rules on membership, titles, meetings, bylaws, and discipline.
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This provision sets up Saskatchewan’s land surveys system, the Controller of Surveys, and rules for surveys, plans, monuments, records, and offences.
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These regulations set rules for approving survey plans, including what must accompany them, when the Controller may approve older plans or descriptions, how certain plans are stored and searched, and when the regulations take effect.