Special Act definition
Special Act means an Act relating to a particular municipality. 2001, c. 25, s. 7 (1).
Special Act means Chapter 80-585, Laws of Florida, as amended.
Special Act means this Act.
Examples of Special Act in a sentence
Article 35 Other income of employees from projects, from market jobs and within special forms of teaching (formal, informal, training, courses and so on) are determined by a special Act of the University.
The procedure, terms of evaluation and ways of rewarding are prescribed by a special Act of the University.
The conditions, means and procedure of the professionalization of the work of the President of the Union shall be prescribed by special Act (agreement) of the contractual signatories of this Agreement.
More Definitions of Special Act
Special Act means the Acts referred to in section 426. (« loi spéciale »)
Special Act means an Act, other than this Act, relating to the City in particular. 2006, c. 11, Sched. A, s. 4 (1).
Special Act means the Act to Incorporate the Toronto Young Men’s Christian Association, 1923 George V c. 106, and where the context requires, includes the regulations made under it, as amended from time to time;
Special Act means any Act authorizing the carrying out of any public work in connexion with any public purpose;
Special Act means statute, Act, rule, regulation, or by-law authorizing the making of the finding of guilt or order, or the determination or adjudication in question, or otherwise specially applicable to the case;
Special Act means Chapter 76-441, Laws of Florida, including amendments provided in Chapters 77-604, 77-605, 80-546, 83-468, 84-483, 84-484, 86-419, 98-519, 2002-337, and 2003-304, Laws of Florida.
Special Act means Bill S-21, being an Act passed by the Senate on November 4, 2003, said Act identified as An Act to amalgamate the Canadian Association of