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Government Fees Act (2016 Revision)
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This Order sets and updates several government fees and starts on 1 January 2026.
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This Order sets and updates several government fees and starts on 1 January 2026.
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Government can charge fees for certain prescribed acts or duties, and the Governor in Council can amend the Schedule.
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This Order sets fees for certain applications, renewals, certified copies, and name-change endorsements, including extra charges for express processing.
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These rules require MIAMs for relevant family matters unless an exemption applies, and set out what the court, applicant, and family mediator must do.
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These rules set court fees for different proceedings and filings, including fixed fees, ad valorem fees, hearing fees, bailiff fees, probate fees, and a website fee for registered attorneys.
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These Bankruptcy Rules set out how bankruptcy petitions, proofs of debt, meetings, records, dividends, and discharge applications are handled in the Grand Court system.
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This part is the front matter and contents page for the Grand Court Rules volume, listing the order topics covered in the rules.
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This part sets out the Grand Court Rules forms volume and many prescribed court forms used for filings, summonses, acknowledgments of service, motions, judgments, enforcement, and costs.
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This segment gives the citation for the 2024 Consolidation and sets out several Grand Court practice directions on filing, attachment of earnings, trial bundles, legal aid, register access, and confidentiality.
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This notice says the Grand Court Rules Committee is established under section 19 of the Grand Court Act and that the Committee makes rules for practice and procedure in the Grand Court and Summary Court.
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This law sets out the Grand Court’s structure, officers, powers, sessions, and procedure.
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These Criminal Procedure Rules set procedures for criminal cases, including case management, disclosure, arraignment, trial steps, and service of documents.
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The Chief Justice designates the Cayman Islands Fairbanks Detention Center as a court, effective 27 March 2020 and until further notice.
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This Act lets a mentally competent adult make an advance health care directive and appoint a proxy, and requires health care providers to follow a valid operative directive except for barred or unlawful provisions.
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This Law lets the Governor in Council raise a loan for student loans for higher or technical education, up to about Cayman $50,000 plus issue expenses.
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Hotel keepers have limited liability for guests’ goods, must display section 3 in the hotel, and may sell certain goods for unpaid board, lodging, or refreshment under stated conditions.
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The law lets eligible hotel projects get licences to import specified building materials or hotel equipment, but the items must be used only for the hotel and the licence can be lost if conditions are breached.
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This Act regulates removal, donation, transplant, buying, advertising, and confidentiality of human tissue, with consent rules, Council oversight, and criminal offences for prohibited conduct.
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This Law sets up the Health Insurance Commission, gives it fund-management and reporting duties, and lets the Minister and Governor in Cabinet issue directions and regulations.
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The Law requires residents and employers to arrange standard health insurance unless a stated exception applies, and it sets related employer, employee, provider, payment, dispute, and penalty rules.