An Act to repeal The Mutual Insurance Ordinance
Chamber
Alberta
Stage
Introduced
This bill repeals the Mutual Insurance Ordinance that had been in place in the Northwest Territories before Alberta became a province.
Key Changes
- Repeals The Mutual Insurance Ordinance, removing it from Alberta's laws
- Eliminates a law inherited from the Northwest Territories era before Alberta's provincehood in 1905
- Clears outdated territorial legislation from Alberta's new provincial statute books
Gotchas
- The full text of the bill is not available online, so specific details about what the ordinance covered or why it was repealed cannot be confirmed
- This bill is from 1906, Alberta's first legislative session, and was part of a broader effort to transition from Northwest Territories ordinances to new provincial laws
- It is unclear whether replacement legislation for mutual insurance was introduced at the same time or separately
Who's Affected
- Mutual insurance organizations or companies operating under the old ordinance
- Alberta residents or businesses that had been governed by the Mutual Insurance Ordinance
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Gotchas
- The full text of the bill is not available online, so specific details about what the ordinance covered or why it was repealed cannot be confirmed
- This bill is from 1906, Alberta's first legislative session, and was part of a broader effort to transition from Northwest Territories ordinances to new provincial laws
- It is unclear whether replacement legislation for mutual insurance was introduced at the same time or separately
Summary
Bill 60 from Alberta's very first legislative session in 1906 is a short housekeeping bill that cancels (repeals) an older law called The Mutual Insurance Ordinance. This ordinance had been passed when the area was still part of the Northwest Territories, before Alberta became a province in 1905. When Alberta became a province, it inherited many laws from the Northwest Territories. The new provincial government needed to review these inherited laws and decide which ones to keep, update, or remove. This bill simply removes the Mutual Insurance Ordinance from the books, likely because it was outdated, no longer needed, or was being replaced by new provincial insurance legislation. The full text of the bill is not available online, so the specific details of what the Mutual Insurance Ordinance originally covered and the exact reasons for its repeal cannot be confirmed from the available records.
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