Cayman Islands
Companies Law (1995 Revision) THE COMPANIES LAW (CAP. 22)
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This part sets out how companies are formed and registered, how their constitutions can be changed, and some filing and naming rules.
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This part sets out how companies are formed and registered, how their constitutions can be changed, and some filing and naming rules.
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These rules say that notices required by section 88(1) must be given in the form set out in the Schedule.
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These regulations require certain statements to be made in prescribed certificate forms.
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This law requires company-management businesses to be licensed, meet compliance and financial requirements, keep accounts and insurance, and follow Authority approval rules.
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The regulations require a licence applicant to include the information listed in the First Schedule, and set out licence fee amounts in the Third Schedule.
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This Law sets up the Complaints Commissioner, who investigates complaints about government administration and can use mediation, information requests, recommendations, and reports.
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This provision sets out Parliament’s standing orders, including who presides, how meetings run, how members take the oath, and basic filing and notice rules.
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Cooperative societies must apply to the Registrar in the prescribed form, file annual returns, and follow any Registrar-approved or prescribed form for other required returns. The registration fee is one hundred dollars.
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These rules set procedures for coroners, including death notification, autopsies, burial orders, removals of bodies, and inquests.
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This Law sets the rules for coroners’ inquests into certain deaths, including reporting duties, jury procedure, evidence handling, autopsy powers, and penalties.
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These rules set out Court of Appeal procedure, including filing, service, notice, time limits, and what the Court and Registrar may do in appeal cases.
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These Rules set procedures for written statements used as evidence, including the required form, notice to the accused, exhibit identification, court handling of inadmissible parts, reading out the maker’s name and address, authentication at preliminary enquiry, and recording oral admissions.
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These Rules set procedures for using written statements as evidence, including service on the clerk, notice to the accused, identification of exhibits, authentication, and recording admissions.
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This law sets up mutual legal assistance procedures, confidentiality rules, and related court powers for requests between Cayman and other parties.
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The Cabinet makes an Order under section 25, and Schedule 1 is amended to add the Republic of Korea as a place where mutual legal assistance may be given by the Authority.
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This Code sets out how criminal offences are investigated, charged, tried, and appealed, including rules on summonses, warrants, bail, search warrants, witnesses, and some trial protections.
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These Regulations set the process for applying to expunge a criminal record or to get a declaration of expungement, require a $25 non-refundable fee, and let the Board decide whether to grant, refuse, or review applications using listed factors.
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These regulations make the listed premises bonded warehouses if the schedule conditions are met, and they nominate the named persons as warehouse keepers.
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This Order bans importing certain goods unless a stated exception or permission applies.
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This segment sets up the Customs Department and gives customs officers broad powers over imports, exports, vessels, goods, searches, seizures, reporting, entries, bonded warehouses, and customs offences.