Cabinet approves draft bylaw mandating reasons for car accidents compensation fund

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Home Jordan News Cabinet approves draft bylaw mandating reasons for car accidents compensation fund 30-01-2023 09:03 AM Ammon News - The Cabinet Sunday approved the mandating reasons for a draft bylaw for the Compensation Fund for Vehicle Accidents Victims 2023 before sending it to the Legislation and Opinion Bureau. The Cabinet approved the assignment of plots of land on which buildings are built to their occupants after collecting an insurance amount of 3 per cent of the estimated land value and calculating its price according to the approved mechanism. Separately, the Cabinet extended a previous order whereby Arab tourists would pay entry fees to tourist attractions as Jordanians would through 2023 to support and encourage tourism.

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Cabinet approves draft bylaw mandating reasons for car accidents compensation fund

30-01-2023 09:03 AM

Ammon News - The Cabinet Sunday approved the mandating reasons for a draft bylaw for the Compensation Fund for Vehicle Accidents Victims 2023 before sending it to the Legislation and Opinion Bureau.

The Cabinet approved the assignment of plots of land on which buildings are built to their occupants after collecting an insurance amount of 3 per cent of the estimated land value and calculating its price according to the approved mechanism.

Separately, the Cabinet extended a previous order whereby Arab tourists would pay entry fees to tourist attractions as Jordanians would through 2023 to support and encourage tourism.

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