Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Financial services, banking, payments, credit, securities, and regulated finance. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
65 matching statutes
Canada — British Columbia
3 provisions
This part requires most people who provide real estate services for remuneration to be licensed or exempt, and it tightly controls brokerages, managing brokers, trust accounts, and licence suspension.
Canada — British Columbia
3 provisions
This Act sets out when property can be forfeited to the government and when the director or court can seek related preservation, disclosure, and protection orders.
Canada — British Columbia
3 provisions
This Act sets out how support claims and support variation claims are started, processed, transferred to other jurisdictions, and enforced in British Columbia.
Canada — British Columbia
4 provisions
This part sets out core pension plan administration rules, including registration, required plan documents, membership eligibility, amendments, and the superintendent’s oversight powers.
Canada — British Columbia
2 provisions
This segment sets property tax rules, notice and payment deadlines, confidentiality limits, record-keeping duties, and several offences and penalties.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
This Act sets up rules for private managed forest land, including an owner’s fee and reporting duties, council powers, and enforcement tools.
Canada — British Columbia
5 provisions
This part defines key terms for the Personal Property Security Act and says when a security agreement is effective and when a security interest can be enforced against third parties.
Canada — British Columbia
4 provisions
This part defines key terms and sets up wildlife ownership, permitting, and major hunting, trapping, angling, import/export, trafficking, and habitat-protection rules.
Canada — British Columbia
5 provisions
This regulation sets definitions and operating rules for liquor licences, including licensing classes, sales limits, service hours, catering rules, record-keeping, and U-Brew/U-Vin requirements.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
Free miners must not register mineral or placer claims in reserves covered by section 2.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
Free miners must not register mineral claims in mineral reserves established or continued under section 2, except where an application to register was made before the reserve was established.
Canada — British Columbia
1 provisions
A free miner must not register a mineral or placer claim in a reserve covered by section 2.