Words starting with K

Kadi

Defined in Administration of Muslim Law Act 1966, s 2

“means a Kadi appointed under section 91”

key

Defined in Massage Establishments Act 2017, s 18

“means a device or information normally used to operate the lock”

key appointment holder

Defined in Corporate Service Providers Act 2024, s 2

“means any of the following persons:(a)where X is a sole proprietorship — the sole proprietor;(b)where X is a partnership or limited partnership — a partner of the partnership or limited partnership;(c)where X is a company —(i)a member of …”

Also defined in 3 other Acts

key employee

Defined in Co-operative Societies Act 1979, s 2

“means an individual who holds any of the following appointments, or who purports to act in any of the following capacities, whether or not for reward:(a)a chief executive officer (whether called general manager or otherwise);(b)a chief …”

key executive officer

Defined in Estate Agents Act 2010, s 3

“means the person who is required to be appointed by an estate agent under section 38”

key officer

Defined in Gambling Control Act 2022, s 3

“means an individual who performs (whether or not appointed under a contract of service) such duties in relation to the applicant or licensee as are prescribed with respect to that gambling service”

Also defined in 1 other Act

key pair

Defined in Electronic Transactions Act, s 2

“means a private key and its mathematically related public key, having the property that the public key can verify a digital signature that the private key creates”

key structural elements

Defined in Building Control Act 1989, s 2

“means the foundations, columns, beams, shear cores, structural walls, struts, ground anchors and any other parts of a building which are essential for its support and overall structural stability”

Also defined in 1 other Act

knowledge

Defined in National Research Fund Act 2006, s 2

“means any knowledge or other information, whether or not the possessor of the knowledge or information has any legally enforceable rights in relation to it”