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 "municipality": "Cape Breton",
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 "jurisdiction": "Nova Scotia",
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   "title": "D-200 Deed Transfer By-Law",
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   "summary": "Cape Breton Regional Municipality deed transfer tax bylaw setting rate at 1.5% of transferred property value effective January 1, 2003; passed by CBRM Council November 19, 2002.",
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