Innkeepers Act 1970
The Act limits an innkeeper’s liability for guests’ goods, allows a safe-custody deposit regime with conditions, and requires innkeepers to display section 3 in the inn.
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The Act limits an innkeeper’s liability for guests’ goods, allows a safe-custody deposit regime with conditions, and requires innkeepers to display section 3 in the inn.
This provision says the Act is called the Inquiries Act 2007 and defines key terms used for commissions and committees of inquiry.
This provision gives the Act its short title, defines several key terms, and says sections 467(h) and 479 start on a date the Minister appoints by Gazette notification.
This provision sets the Act’s short title and defines key terms used in it.
This Act sets rules for insurance business in Singapore and defines key terms like insurer, licensed insurer, foreign insurer, and insurance business in Singapore.
This provision gives the Act its short title and defines key terms used in it.
This provision identifies the Act as the Internal Security Act 1960 and defines key terms used in it.
This provision states the Act’s short title: the International Arbitration Act 1994.
This provision defines key terms, gives certain Convention provisions force of law in Singapore, and lets the Minister identify Contracting States by Gazette order.
This Act lets Singapore join the International Development Association and sets rules for subscriptions, government borrowing, receipts, and regulations.
This Act sets out Singapore’s legal steps for accepting the IFC Agreement, funding related payments, borrowing if needed, and empowering the Minister to make and update rules.
This Act sets rules for aircraft equipment interests, especially when insolvency proceedings start, and gives the creditor specific possession and interim-relief rights while limiting modification of debtor obligations.
This Act lets the President grant, list, and update immunities and privileges for certain international organisations and related persons, and lets the Minister amend the First Schedule by Gazette notice.
The Act criminalizes certain acts, threats, attempts, abetments, and conspiracies involving internationally protected persons, relevant premises, or their vehicles, and requires prompt reporting of helpful information to police in Singapore.
This provision defines key terms and sets rules for how death is determined and certified.
This Act sets out how intestate estates are distributed, with special rules for Muslim estates and different shares for spouses, issue, parents, relatives, and the Government.
This provision names the Act and defines key terms used in it, including “intoxicating substance” and “supply.”
Trustees may sell the synagogue land and buildings, but the money must be used only to buy land and build a new synagogue for the Jewish community in Singapore.
This Act sets how Supreme Court judges are paid and when gratuities may be granted on retirement or death.
This Act restricts publishing certain material about judicial proceedings, especially indecent content and most details of specified family-law cases.
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