A-21.1 - Archives Act

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34. If public archives are altered contrary to this Act, the person who has custody of them is bound to restore them to their former state, at his own expense, saving his right of action, if any, against the person who caused the alteration.
On an application by Bibliothèque et Archives nationales or any interested person, the Superior Court may order the person who has custody of the altered public archives to restore them to their original state or allow Bibliothèque et Archives nationales to do so at the expense of that person.
1983, c. 38, s. 34; 2004, c. 25, s. 50; I.N. 2016-01-01 (NCCP).
34. If public archives are altered contrary to this Act, the person who has custody of them is bound to restore them to their former state, at his own expense, saving his right of action, if any, against the person who caused the alteration.
On a motion by Bibliothèque et Archives nationales or any interested person, the Superior Court may order the person who has custody of the altered public archives to restore them to their original state or allow Bibliothèque et Archives nationales to do so at the expense of that person.
1983, c. 38, s. 34; 2004, c. 25, s. 50.
34. If public archives are altered contrary to this Act, the person who has custody of them is bound to restore them to their former state, at his own expense, saving his right of action, if any, against the person who caused the alteration.
On a motion by the Attorney General, a person generally or specially authorized by him for that purpose or any interested person, the Superior Court may order the person who has custody of the altered public archives to restore them to their original state or allow the Minister to do so at the expense of that person.
1983, c. 38, s. 34.