Jersey
Loi (1996) (Amendement No. 12) sur l'Etat Civil
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This law amends the Civil Status Law forms and wording, gives the law a citation title, and states that it starts on the day the States तयermine by Act.
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Jersey
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This law amends the Civil Status Law forms and wording, gives the law a citation title, and states that it starts on the day the States तयermine by Act.
Jersey
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This amendment allows some criminal proceedings to rely on written depositions instead of live witness testimony, if the accused has a lawyer and there is no objection. It also makes it an offence to intentionally include false statements in such a deposition.
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This provision changes birth-registration rules for children whose parents were not married at the time of birth, including when a father’s name may be entered and when a birth may be re-registered.
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This amendment changes Article 3 of the 1853 law so that Constable’s officers are elected in parish assembly by parish residents.
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This amendment changes land-property rules, especially how certain mortgages are registered and removed from the public register.
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This amendment changes Article 4 of the 1862 law on trusts and the incorporation of associations, and it comes into force 7 days after registration.
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This amendment law updates Article 10.5 of the 1864 criminal procedure law and takes effect 7 days after it is made.
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The Royal Court must appoint one or more delegates for the stated purposes, and this Law takes effect 7 days after registration.
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This amendment law changes the Roads Law and related highway provisions, including new rules for roadside vegetation clearance, penalties, and enforcement powers.
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A parish assembly president must call an assembly within 15 days after a written request from at least 10 parish principals, if the request is dated and states the subject.
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This amendment law updates the property law rules on certain hypothecs, sets prescription periods for some judicial and legal hypothecs, and says the law starts 7 days after registration.
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The law updates who counts as qualified to serve and lets the Bailli appoint a qualified replacement when the Magistrate is absent or the office is vacant.
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The law incorporates the Jersey Battle of Flowers Association and gives it corporate powers such as using a seal, holding property, receiving gifts and bequests, disposing of property, and suing or being sued.
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This law incorporates the Jersey Farmers’ Union and gives it powers to use a special seal, hold and deal with property and gifts, and appear in court through authorized officers.
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This Act incorporates The Beaulieu Convent School Trust and gives it legal capacity to use a special seal, hold and deal with property, and appear before courts and tribunals through authorised persons.
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The Jersey Youth Movement is incorporated and given rights to use a special seal, hold and transfer property, receive gifts and legacies, and appear in court through authorized persons.
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This law changes wording in the principal 1935 law, replacing references to the Prison Public Administration Council with the States Committee called the Prison Board in Articles 14 and 15.
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This Law repeals the 1952 Jersey Football Association law, transfers the Association’s property and liabilities to a new company on incorporation day, and provides for dissolution and registration steps.
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This Law repeals two earlier laws when the new Society is incorporated, and transfers the Society’s property, rights, liabilities, contracts, and pending civil proceedings to the new Society.
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The Minister for Health and Social Services may set and recover charges for long-term care services by Order, with consultation and other conditions, and the Law repeals an older charges Law.