J-3 - Act respecting administrative justice

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119.4. In a municipal taxation matter pertaining to a unit of assessment or a place of business in respect of which the property or rental value that is entered on the roll is equal to or greater than the value fixed by government regulation, and in an expropriation matter, the parties must file a proceeding timetable.
In a municipal taxation matter, the proceeding timetable must be filed within three months of the institution of proceedings, and in an expropriation matter, within three months of the filing of the offer of the expropriating party or the detailed claim of the expropriated party.
In a municipal taxation matter pertaining to a unit of assessment or a place of business in respect of which the property or rental value that is entered on the roll is less than the value fixed by government regulation, the municipal body responsible for the assessment must file the relevant assessor’s report, and send a copy to the other party, not later than three months after the filing of the motion instituting the proceedings. The other party is required to file its expert’s report, if any, within the ensuing two months.
2002, c. 22, s. 10.