Anti-Pornography Act, 2014
The Minister has the power to appoint the date on which this Act comes into force by statutory instrument.
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The Minister has the power to appoint the date on which this Act comes into force by statutory instrument.
The Act's short title is "the Anti-Terrorism Act, 2002."
The provisions of this Act apply to domestic arbitration and international arbitration, except as otherwise provided in any particular case.
The President may make regulations prescribing conditions and manner for granting pensions, gratuities or other allowances in respect of death, disablement or sickness of members of the armed forces, subject to residency condition for forces joined outside Ugandan law.
Every departing Asian must, before leaving Uganda, declare assets and liabilities on Forms PRO/1 and PRO/2, supply further particulars if requested by the Minister, submit specified supporting documents, and on submission be given a receipt in Form PRO/3.
Defines the terms “auctioneer”, “licensing authority”, and “owner”.
This section provides definitions of terms used in the Act, including "Bank", "Board", "currency point", "executive director", "financial institution", "Fund", "Governor", and "Minister".
Defines specific terms used in the Act such as “acceptance”, “action”, “banker”, “bearer”, “bill”, “delivery”, “endorsement”, “holder”, “issue”, “person”, “value”, and “written”.
The Act comes into force on the date of assent by the President.
This section provides definitions for terms used in the Act: "child by marriage", "register", "Registrar General", and "registrar".
Defines "association" as the Uganda Boy Scouts Association.
Defines "Minister" to mean the Minister for the time being responsible for finance.
Provides the short title "Budget Act, 2001" and states the Act comes into effect on 1 July 2001.
The Act comes into force on a date appointed by the Minister by statutory instrument.
This section provides definitions of terms used in the Act, including 'basic advance', 'building society', 'continuing arrangement', 'dispute', 'excess advance', 'land', 'Minister', 'register', 'registrar', and 'special resolution'.
Section 1 provides definitions of terms used in the Act (for example "business", "business name", "Christian name", "firm", "foreign firm", "individual", "initials", "showcards", and "surname") and two subsections clarifying references to former names and changes of name.
Defines "intoxicating drug" to include opium, ganja, bhang, charas and their preparations and admixtures, and permits the President to declare other substances or liquids to be intoxicating drugs by statutory order.
This section provides definitions of terms used in the Act (for example: "agent", "broker", "dealer", "dealing in securities", "investment adviser", "securities", and "substantial shareholder" which is defined as 15 percent or more).
Provides definitions: "cattle", "currency point", and "veterinary officer" for this Act.
Section defines terms used in the Act: cattle; cattle trader; currency point; inspecting officer; veterinary officer.