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The provision sets conditions for houses built under approved housing schemes, limits their sale and use, and gives district councils and the Ministry enforcement and contribution powers.
This Act sets conditions for grants for new farmhouses and approved worker’s houses on farms, limits use and alteration of those properties for five years, and gives the Ministry inspection and regulation powers.
The provision lets a person in lawful possession of a deceased body authorise removal of body parts for therapeutic, education, or research purposes in stated circumstances, and restricts who may carry out removals and post-mortem examinations.
This Act creates offences for slavery, forced labour, trafficking, exploitative travel, coercive marriage, and paying for sexual services, and sets out victim support and official notification duties.
The provision lets certain authorities acquire land for water or sewerage purposes even if other laws say the land is inalienable, but it does not override inalienability for land held by the National Trust. It also gives the landowner power to dispose of the land to the acquiring authority.
This Act increases certain fines and lets the Department of Justice make related amendments by order, but only with a draft approved by the Assembly.
This Act amends the Indecent Advertisements Act 1889 and may be cited by its short title.
An indictment must state the specific offence or offences charged and enough particulars to give reasonable notice of the charge. The court can amend defective indictments, order separate trials, postpone trials, and make related bail and recognizance orders.
This Order sets rules for industrial assurance businesses, including who counts as a collector, how policies and premium records must be handled, and when the Commission or Department may act.
A trade union must not insure death benefits payable before a person turns 10, except for repayment of premiums paid.
This Act creates Invest Northern Ireland and sets rules for its functions, governance, reporting, funding, and transfers.
Title only: Industrial Relations (Northern Ireland) Order 1976.
A woman who causes the death of her child by a wilful act or omission may be guilty of infanticide, and the jury may return that verdict in place of murder or manslaughter in the stated circumstances.
This Act amends the law on dispositions of estates of deceased persons and related matters, but it has been repealed subject to savings for certain pre-1.9.1979 applications and existing orders/directions.
This provision defines key terms and gives the court powers to make family provision orders from a deceased person's estate when reasonable financial provision has not been made.
The Ministry of Commerce may make and implement agreements transferring the navigation undertakings, and the Ministry gets several powers over the abandoned canals and related property.
The Act sets up an inquiry, gives the chairperson control over procedure and public access, and lets OFMDFM and the First Minister and deputy First Minister make certain appointments, orders, and payments.
This provision amends insolvency rules, including allowing some meetings to be held remotely, changing liquidator reporting duties, and tightening rules for insolvency practitioners and their professional regulators.
This Act amends Northern Ireland insolvency law, including decision procedures, liquidator powers, creditor notices, and some offence provisions.
In a winding up or court supervision, the liquidator must value each policy-related liability and notify the affected persons; the court can direct how notice is given and the time for disputing the value.
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