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This Act gives qualifying leaseholders a right to buy the fee simple or get a lease extension, subject to stated conditions and procedures.
This Order is titled the Leasehold (Enlargement and Extension) Amendment (Northern Ireland) Order 1981, and it applies the Interpretation Act (Northern Ireland) 1954 to Article 1 and the following provisions.
This Act dissolves the Northern Ireland Legal Services Commission, transfers its legal aid functions to the Department of Justice, creates a Director of Legal Aid Casework, and sets rules for reports, guidance, coroners’ courts, and related legal aid procedures.
This provision sets when legal aid, advice, and assistance are available, who may provide it, how costs and contributions are handled, and what offences apply for unlawful disclosure or false information.
This provision sets up the Legal Services Oversight Commissioner for Northern Ireland and gives the Commissioner powers over complaints-handling regulation, information gathering, reports, and related oversight.
This Act changes certain older provisions so that required statutory rules or instruments must be laid before Parliament, or the relevant House, as soon as they are made.
The Act says when a child becomes legitimate through marriage or civil partnership and sets related rules for property, inheritance, and maintenance.
The Act treats certain children of void marriages or void civil partnerships as legitimate if the relevant belief about validity existed at the required time and the section’s conditions are met.
This provision limits certain liabilities and obligations so they generally do not cover loss or damage by war, with exceptions for some cases.
This Act creates the Northern Ireland Library Authority and gives it responsibility for public library services in Northern Ireland.
This Act amends liquor licensing rules so outdoor stadia are treated like certain other licensed premises, and it requires the court to consider extra licence conditions for outdoor stadiums used for events aimed at under-18s.
The provision lets police and courts order licensed premises or club premises to close for short periods during disorder, and creates offences for opening them in breach of a closure order.
This amendment Act changes Northern Ireland liquor licensing rules, including permitted hours, application procedures, major event orders, local producer licences, and underage function rules.
This Act lets district councils license pavement cafés, sets application and notice rules, and makes unauthorised furniture on public areas an offence unless a valid licence and temporary-furniture condition apply.
This provision creates limited liability partnerships in Northern Ireland and sets out how they are incorporated, named, registered, managed, and sanctioned for non-compliance.
Rules made under the 1967 Act may stop livestock being sent out of Northern Ireland unless the levy has been paid, and may allow inspection and identity checks.
The Act sets up the Livestock Marketing Commission for Northern Ireland and gives it duties and powers around livestock marketing, reporting, and related research funding.
This Order may be cited by its short title, and it defines “the Ministry” and “transferred provision.”
This Order starts two months after it is made and repeals parts of the 1985 Order.
This Act is marked as repealed.
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