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Jersey
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This amendment lets the Committee sell vested property, auction it publicly, keep sale proceeds for the loan and costs, pay any balance to the Viscount for the former owner, or keep the property if sale is insufficient.
Jersey
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The law changes the prescribed interest rate for certain building loans to 5% per annum, unless the States have set a different rate by regulation.
Jersey
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This amendment law changes the Burials and Exhumations (Jersey) Law 2004, including inspection, notice, appeal, fee, and enforcement powers for burial grounds.
Jersey
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These canons set rules for worship, sacraments, clergy conduct, baptism, marriage, and church governance in Jersey.
Jersey
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This amendment changes Article 36 so regulations can set fees, the Minister can set the fee amount by Order, and fees can also be set for reports provided to the Court under Article 34(8)(b).
Jersey
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This provision sets the basic rules for decision-making when a person may lack capacity, including a presumption of capacity, a best-interests test, and limits on restraint and excluded decisions.
Jersey
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This Law amends Article 4 of the Census (Jersey) Law 1951 and changes the penalties there. It also starts 7 days after registration.
Jersey
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This law lets the States make census regulations and requires the Committee to carry out census arrangements and reporting, while restricting disclosure of census information and setting penalties for breaches.
Jersey
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A Centenier stays in office until the election return date, even if another rule would otherwise end the term on the appointed day.
Jersey
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Centeniers are to be elected on appointed days, and the Royal Court must order parish elections at least 6 weeks before an appointed day when the Attorney General applies.
Jersey
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This Part establishes Jersey’s charity regulator and register, sets the charity test, and requires registered charities to report changes and file annual returns.
Jersey
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This law adds a rule that crossed cheques marked “account payee” or “a/c payee” are not transferable, and it sets the law to start on a day later appointed by the States.
Jersey
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The Law protects bankers from liability in specified cheque-payment and collection situations, especially where indorsement is missing or irregular, if they act in good faith and, in one article, without negligence.
Jersey
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This Law sets out Jersey’s rules for international child abduction and custody enforcement under the Hague and European Conventions.
Jersey
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This Law sets rules for when the Royal Court can make, register, enforce, stay, or vary child custody orders, and for recognition of certain UK orders in Jersey.
Jersey
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This Law amends the Children (Jersey) Law 1969 by changing several penalty amounts, some imprisonment terms, and some references to age 17 to age 18. It also says the Law starts on a day the States appoint by Act.
Jersey
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This amendment changes the rule for approving arrangements for a child to live outside Jersey, including when the child’s consent is required and how transitional cases are handled.
Jersey
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The Law requires duty-bearers to give due regard to children’s rights in specified decisions, prepare and publish impact assessments in some cases, and follow publication restrictions for sensitive information.
Jersey
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This amendment gives a father parental responsibility when he is registered as the child’s father, with an exception for fathers registered before commencement, and it requires the court to check certain matters before making an adoption order.
Jersey
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This amendment law updates Jersey children and civil status law to recognize parental orders, second parents, and surrogacy-related parentage rules.