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Canada — Northwest Territories
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The Act sets rules for community plans, area development plans, and zoning bylaws, including what they must contain and how council must review and adopt them.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets the process for submitting, reviewing, approving, or refusing community plans and proposed subdivisions.
Canada — Northwest Territories
6 provisions
This part of the Condominium Act sets out how a condominium declaration and plan are registered, what they must contain, how amendments are handled, and the basic role of the Registrar and Court.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This regulation sets rules for condominium administration, including filings for amalgamations, developer disclosure in purchase agreements, budgets, financial statements, reserve-fund studies, investments, and some exemptions.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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Members must disclose pecuniary interests and stay out of related discussion and voting; some interests are exempt, and violations can lead to vacancy, fines, or contract invalidation.
Canada — Northwest Territories
5 provisions
This part defines key consumer-credit terms and sets rules for installment debt, including when acceleration clauses can work, when borrowers can cure default, and when penalty clauses are void.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This regulation sets rules for direct sales contracts, licence applications, fees, and vendor bond requirements under the Consumer Protection Act.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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This regulation sets rules for collection agencies and collectors when collecting debts, including notice, contact limits, and bans on harassment or misleading conduct.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This Act sets rules for splitting liability when two or more people are at fault for damage or loss, including how a judge or jury determines fault and how costs are apportioned.
Canada — Northwest Territories
4 provisions
This provision defines co-operative associations and sets the basic rules for forming, naming, registering, and continuing them.
Canada — Northwest Territories
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Fees must be paid to the Registrar according to the Schedule, but certain public bodies and law enforcement agencies are exempt for item 2 services.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This regulation sets rules for co-operative association names, required bylaws content, and related registrar powers.
Canada — Northwest Territories
2 provisions
These prescribed bylaws set rules for cooperative association membership, meetings, voting, directors, officers, finances, and amalgamation.
Canada — Northwest Territories
3 provisions
This part sets out who the coroners are, how deaths must be reported, and how coroners investigate deaths and hold inquests.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This regulation says which prescribed form must be used for each coroner warrant, report, certificate, summons, and verdict.
Canada — Northwest Territories
1 provisions
This regulation sets fees, remuneration, and expense reimbursement for coroners and related participants in inquests.
Canada — Northwest Territories
5 provisions
This part defines key correctional terms and sets out who administers the Corrections Act, how advisory boards work, and what the Director of Corrections must do for victim-information and conduct programs.
Canada — Northwest Territories
2 provisions
This regulation sets rules for correctional centres, including admission, transfer, searches, separation, health reporting, and treatment of female inmates.
Canada — Northwest Territories
3 provisions
This Act requires credit grantors to disclose required information to borrowers, including in advertisements, and sets rules for disclosure statements and some exclusions from the Act.
Canada — Northwest Territories
2 provisions
This regulation sets disclosure rules for credit, leasing, and credit card advertising and statements, including what must be shown about APR, costs, balances, and payment terms.