Forming part of the PACLII database, this page provides Tuvaluan legislation, including the the 2008 Revised Edition of the Laws of Tuvalu; the Constitution of Tuvalu; cases from the Tuvalu High Court and Court of Appeal; and other legal materials from Tuvalu. The content may be searched or browsed.
Collection of full text laws of Tuvalu, made freely available in electronic format. This website contains English versions of the Official Revised Edition of the Laws of Tuvalu, in force as at 31st December 2008. The revision was undertaken by Laws Consolidated Inc, on behalf of the Tuvalu government. The legislation is arranged in the form of an index with the main laws in alphabetical order, and any Subordinate Legislation nested beneath the parent law. The legislation is also presented alphabetically by categories, and the complete Statute Book can be printed from the index view.
Forming part of the PACLII database, this webpage provides Tongan cases, legislation and other legal material.
Website for the State Gazette of the republic of Estonia, an official online publication in so far as all documents and legislation contained are deemed to be official versions. Indeed, the paper version of the gazette was discontinued in 2010. Published in Estonian only, the site provides a full text database of Estonian legal acts. From the home page, recent issues are available to browse by date, along with news on upcoming legal instruments, or the search (täpne otsing) button can be selected which will allow searching over both consolidated and original legislation.
Part of the International Constitutional Law project managed by the University of Bern, Switzerland. Provides an English translation of the 1978 Spanish Constitution, including the August 1992 amendment to Article 13(2). It also provides a quick reference list of dates relating to key dates between 1975 (death of General Franco) and 2000 and links to a small selection of Spanish Government websites.
The 1978 Solomon Islands Constitution, as set out in the appendix of the Solomon Islands Independence Order 1978 (UK SI 1978/783). The document is available on the Pacific Legal Information Institute website.
Forming part of the PACLII website, this page gives access to electronic versions of selected sessional legislation from the Solomon Islands, passed by the Solomon Islands Parliament after the 1996 revised edition, which is available for consultation in a separate data-file. Legislation is browsable both alphabetically and by year, or can be accessed from a hyperlinked numerical or chronological index. Alternatively, the database search option can be selected, which will allow keyword searching across the entire dataset.
Forming part of the PACLII website, this webpage gives access to selected electronic versions of consolidated Solomon Islands legislation, based on their last full consolidation in 1997, and supplemented by a consolidated index correct up to 2011. Legislation is browsable alphabetically, or can be accessed from a hyperlinked numerical or chronological index. Alternatively, the database search option can be selected, which will allow keyword searching across the entire dataset. A separate data-file contains subsequent sessional legislation.
From the Kiribati section of the PACLII database. This database contains electronic versions of selected legislation from the 1980 revised edition of the Laws of Kiribati, including the Constitution of Kiribati. A separate database contains the session laws from subsequent years. Content can be browsed alphabetically, or accessed via a hyper-linked index at the foot of the page. There is also a clear link to a search page where this data-file can be selected to be searched across.
Hosted by the Supreme Court of Guam website, the Compiler of Laws is responsible for officially publishing the Session Laws of the Guam Legislature, the Guam Code Annotated and updates thereto, the Guam Administrative Rules and Regulations, Supreme Court of Guam Opinions, Executive Orders and Attorney General Opinions. Whilst most documents are only browsable by year, the annotated code is now fully searchable. The site also provides useful links to the official sites of the Guam government and legislature.
