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The Insurance Corporations Tax Act
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This Act requires insurers, some special brokers, and some insurance purchasers to pay tax on certain Manitoba insurance premiums, and it sets filing deadlines and exemptions.
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Canada — Manitoba
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This Act requires insurers, some special brokers, and some insurance purchasers to pay tax on certain Manitoba insurance premiums, and it sets filing deadlines and exemptions.
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This Part sets out how Manitoba support applications and variation applications are started, processed, forwarded, and enforced across reciprocating jurisdictions.
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This Act requests Manitoba’s central adoption process to use the Hague Convention, sets the Central Authority, and gives ministers and the Lieutenant Governor in Council related administrative powers.
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This Act makes the Hague Convention part of Manitoba law and sets up Central Authority procedures for international child support and family maintenance cases.
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This Act applies the Convention and the Model Law on international commercial arbitration in Manitoba, sets the Court of King’s Bench as the key court, and rules for arbitration, court stays, award enforcement, and challenges.
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This Act requires designated education providers and recruiters to follow prescribed standards, and generally bars providers from offering programs to international students unless designated.
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This Act lets the minister ask Canada to extend the Convention and Aircraft Protocol to Manitoba, requires publication of the entry-into-force notice, and gives the Lieutenant Governor in Council regulation-making and repeal powers.
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This Act lets Manitoba approve and implement certain international labour cooperation agreements, limits private enforcement without ministerial consent, and sets special rules for enforcing panel determinations.
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This Act sets apart specified lands for an International Peace Garden and gives the Lieutenant Governor in Council power to manage them, make agreements, and issue orders and regulations for that purpose.
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This Act sets out how the CISG is adopted in Manitoba, requires the Minister of Justice to seek a federal declaration, and lets the contract parties exclude the Convention by express agreement.
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This Act incorporates the Schedule Convention on trusts, applies it in Manitoba, and sets rules on how trusts are recognized, what law governs them, and when parties or states may make reservations or take other steps.
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This Act sets general rules for how Manitoba Acts and regulations are interpreted, when they come into force, how time is counted, and how powers, duties, meetings, and corporate powers are treated.
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This Act lets Manitoba courts adopt certain interprovincial subpoenas, sets certificate and fee requirements, and gives subpoenaed witnesses immunity in Manitoba while they attend, subject to stated exceptions.
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This Act sets the rules for who inherits when someone dies without a will in Manitoba.
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This Act defines “Manitoba income trust” and says a beneficiary of such a trust is not liable for a trustee’s post-commencement acts, defaults, obligations, or liabilities, even if the beneficiary agreed to indemnify the trustee.
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This Act lets certain judgments be registered to create a lien on land, sets rules for assignments and discharge, and protects some exempt property from enforcement.
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This Act sets rules for selecting and summoning jurors, exemptions and disqualifications, juror confidentiality, and employer leave for employees summoned for jury duty.
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This Act sets who may be appointed King’s Counsel in Manitoba, requires the minister to consult an advisory council before recommending an appointment, and revokes an appointment automatically in certain disciplinary cases.
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This Act sets out the King's Printer's role, powers, and responsibilities for publishing Manitoba government materials and the Manitoba Gazette.