CCQ-1992 - Act respecting the implementation of the reform of the Civil Code

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153. (Repealed).
1992, c. 57, s. 153; 2000, c. 42, s. 91.
153. Where, in a registration division, there is no land register within the meaning of article 2972 of the new Code,
(1)  the registration of a hypothec which is extinguished, or of a restriction to the right to alienate, or of any other right with a fixed term, which, according to the appropriate register and the application to which reference is made in the registration, has expired, shall be cancelled upon the filing of a single copy of an application therefor, signed by any interested person;
(2)  (paragraph repealed);
(3)  the presumption of accuracy of the cadastral plan does not prevail over the titles.
1992, c. 57, s. 153; 2000, c. 42, s. 91.
153. Where, in a registration division, there is no land register within the meaning of article 2972 of the new Code,
(1)  the registration of a hypothec which is extinguished, or of a restriction to the right to alienate, or of any other right with a fixed term, which, according to the appropriate register and the application to which reference is made in the registration, has expired, shall be cancelled upon the filing of a single copy of an application therefor, signed by any interested person;
(2)  the publication of any real right in an immovable which has been the subject of a plan prepared under section 1 of the Cadastre Act (R.S.Q., chapter C-1) shall be renewed within two years after the corresponding file is opened, by publication of a notice in conformity with article 2942 of the new Code designating the immovable concerned in the manner prescribed by the said Code.
If the publication is not renewed, the rights preserved by the original registration have no effect against other creditors and subsequent purchasers whose claims have been regularly registered;
(3)  the presumption of accuracy of the cadastral plan does not prevail over the titles.
1992, c. 57, s. 153.