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Matrimonial Causes Rules (2001 Revision) THE MATRIMONIAL CAUSES LAW
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These rules set out how matrimonial cases are started, served, defended, and managed in court.
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These rules set out how matrimonial cases are started, served, defended, and managed in court.
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Registered private funds that prepare marketing materials must include specified fund and service-provider information in those materials.
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A regulated mutual fund’s offering document must include the listed disclosure items.
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These rules require regulated mutual funds to segregate and separately account for portfolio assets, control service providers, and keep fund operators responsible for compliance.
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Private funds covered by these Rules must keep the portfolio separate from other assets and cannot use it to fund their own or others’ operations, except for the listed payment and investment-related carve-outs.
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These Regulations set out port state control inspections for ships, including when inspectors must inspect, detain, report, publish, and charge costs, and they create offences for non-compliance.
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These Regulations set port state control rules for ship inspections, detention, reporting, and related offences in Cayman Islands ports.
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These regulations set out mental health forms and procedures, including who must give notice, when files must be reviewed, how appeals are handled, and the Commission’s powers on appeal.
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These regulations require certain Cayman Islands ships and platforms to be surveyed and certified, and they restrict sailing or operating without a valid IAPP Certificate.
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These Regulations set rules for Supplementary Fund oil-pollution contributions, information notices, Fund liability, claim time limits, and offences for non-compliance or false statements.
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These Regulations set manning, rest, and STCW-related rules for Cayman Islands and some foreign ships, including document requirements, rest-hour minimums, endorsement rules, inspections, and detention powers.
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This part defines key shipping terms and sets rules for registering Cayman Islands ships, including representative-person requirements, refusal or termination of registration, and offences for non-compliance.
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This provision sets certification, training, safe manning, and watchkeeping rules for covered Cayman Islands ships and seafarers, with some exemptions and Director powers.
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These regulations require ship operators and masters to secure dangerous spaces, use safe-entry procedures, keep rescue drills and testing equipment in order, and comply with inspection powers; breaches can lead to fines and, for some offences, imprisonment.
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These Regulations require shipowners and masters to provide safe food and drinking water, keep catering arrangements hygienic, inspect supplies weekly, and comply with cook, training, inspection, detention, and reporting rules.
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These regulations require surveys, certificates, documents, and complaint procedures for covered ships, and set offences and fines for non-compliance.
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These regulations set maritime security duties for covered ships, including security assessments, security plans, alert systems, records, certificates, and designated security officers.
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These regulations require ships covered by them to meet crew accommodation standards, allow inspections, and set offences, fines, and detention powers for non-compliance.
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These regulations require covered vessels to follow collision-avoidance and distress-signal rules, and they give the Director limited exemption power.
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These regulations set navigation safety rules for ships in Cayman Islands waters, with exemptions, approvals, and penalties for non-compliance.