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Planning Area - Indian Bay Municipal Planning Area
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The Minister of Municipal Affairs and Environment defines the Indian Bay Municipal Planning Area.
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The Minister of Municipal Affairs and Environment defines the Indian Bay Municipal Planning Area.
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The Minister defines the Lewisporte Municipal Planning Area and repeals the 1977 Lewisporte planning area regulation.
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This regulation defines the Inuit Community of Nain as the Inuit Community of Nain Municipal Planning Area and repeals the prior Nain Municipal Planning Area regulation.
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This regulation defines the Port Rexton Municipal Planning Area.
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The Minister of Municipal Affairs and Environment defines a specified area as the Port au Port West-Aguathuna-Felix Cove Municipal Planning Area.
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This regulation defines the Roddickton-Bide Arm Municipal Planning Area and repeals the earlier Roddickton Municipal Planning Area regulation.
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This regulation defines the Stephenville Crossing Municipal Planning Area, 1996 and repeals the earlier 1988 planning area regulation.
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This regulation defines the Stephenville Municipal Planning Area, 1996, and repeals the 1988 Stephenville Municipal Planning Area regulation.
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Private training institutions must register, keep approved contracts and records, provide refunds in set cases, hold required security, and follow staffing, advertising, and student-rights rules.
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These rules set procedure for Provincial Court family proceedings, including starting cases, serving documents, filing responses, conferences, hearings, confidentiality, and without-notice applications.
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The Act says certain rents, annuities, dividends, and similar periodical payments accrue day by day and may be apportioned by time, with payment/recovery rules and stated exceptions.
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This Act sets up the Newfoundland and Labrador Arts Council, defines key terms, and gives the council and minister governance, funding, investment, charity, and audit-related duties and powers.
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This Act sets rules for accident and sickness insurance policies, including required policy contents, statutory conditions, claim deadlines, and some special rules for group insurance and machine-issued policies.
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This provision sets out core automobile insurance rules on approved forms, policy delivery, premiums, exclusions, and claim-related duties.
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The Act lets the Lieutenant-Governor in Council arrange for RCMP use in policing the province, set the province’s payment, and gives specified RCMP officers police powers after such an arrangement is made.
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This Act sets rules for registering agrologists, issuing and renewing certificates, fees, discipline, appeals, and offences.
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This Act requires buildings covered by it to meet accessibility requirements for persons with disabilities and restricts building, reconstruction, occupancy, and ownership unless compliance is met.
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Copies of entries in bankers’ books can be used as evidence in legal proceedings, but only if the required proof of the book, the entry, and the copy’s correctness is first provided. A court or judge may also let a party inspect and copy bank entries, and can allocate costs against a bank in some cases.
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Printers of books printed in the province must deliver three bound copies and related materials, and named officials must give receipts and keep a register; noncompliance can lead to a fine up to $50.