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Canada — Manitoba
12 provisions
This part of the Act sets out key definitions, says the Act generally applies to corporations, and covers incorporation, corporate names, registered offices, and record-keeping.
Canada — Manitoba
2 provisions
This Act sets rules for Manitoba correctional services, including who runs facilities, how inmates and offenders are managed, and what facility heads and the commissioner may do.
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1 provisions
This Act lets security officers screen, refuse entry, evict, and seize items in court areas, and it prohibits weapons, prohibited items, and unauthorized entry into restricted zones.
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1 provisions
This Act requires parties to court proceedings to pay prescribed fees, says where those fees must be paid, and allows unpaid fees to be recovered. It also lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council make related regulations.
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1 provisions
This Act sets out how the Manitoba Court of Appeal is organized and how it operates, including judges’ duties, appellate powers, rules, vexatious-proceeding controls, and annual reporting requirements.
Canada — Manitoba
3 provisions
This Act continues the Court of King’s Bench of Manitoba, sets out its structure, and gives rules for judges, associate judges, court centres, complaints, and administration.
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1 provisions
This Act sets out Manitoba small-claims procedure: who can hear claims, how claims and defences are filed and served, default and appeal steps, and limits on costs.
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This Act sets out Manitoba court procedures for probate, letters of administration, estate records, security, accounts, caveats, and related estate administration powers.
Canada — Manitoba
6 provisions
This Act sets out how Manitoba credit unions are formed, named, governed, and kept on record, and it restricts how shares and member registers may be handled.
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2 provisions
This part sets out Manitoba forfeiture procedures, including preservation orders, unexplained wealth orders, civil forfeiture, and administrative forfeiture.
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1 provisions
The Act creates the Crocus Investment Fund and sets rules for its articles, board composition, investment policies, and investment limits.
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1 provisions
This Act gives a landlord, vendor, or mortgagee a priority interest in certain crops or their proceeds when a lease, sale agreement, or mortgage is tied to crop payment.
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1 provisions
The Act lets designated officials appoint extra-provincial police officers to act as Manitoba police officers, sets notice and timing rules, and gives appointees duties while in Manitoba.
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1 provisions
The Act sets who may serve as Crown attorneys in Manitoba, what Crown attorneys must do, and what appointments or regulations the Attorney-General and Lieutenant Governor in Council may make.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act sets governance, reporting, publication, and oversight rules for specified Manitoba crown corporations and their boards and ministers.
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2 provisions
The Act continues the Lands Branch and gives the minister control over Crown lands, including sales, leases, permits, registration, and enforcement.
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1 provisions
This Act sets out Manitoba dairy rules for inspections, seizures, orders, offences, and regulations.
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2 provisions
This Act generally requires people to handle, transport, store, dispose of, and report on dangerous goods and hazardous waste only in the ways the Act, regulations, licences, manifests, and safety rules require.
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1 provisions
This Act sets rules for defamation actions, including definitions, notice requirements, privileges for some reports, mitigation by apology or retraction, and a special injunction remedy for certain race, creed, or sexual-orientation libels.
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This Act requires owners of designated premises to install, register, post signs for, and maintain defibrillators, and it gives inspectors and the registrar compliance powers.