N-2 - Notarial Act

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145. (1)  The provisional guardian, for the duration of his guardianship, shall be the legal depositary of the records under custody and the guardian of the files relating thereto. He alone, to the exclusion of the notary whose records are under custody, may issue copies of and extracts from the minutes and annexes in such records and such copies and extracts, certified by him, shall be authentic. The vidimus of the copies and extracts that he issues shall mention the date and duration of his guardianship and the date of issue of the copy or extract.
(2)  In addition to his disbursements, the provisional guardian shall be entitled to the fees fixed by the board of directors; such costs shall be charged to the notary whose records are under provisional custody. However, in the case of a provisional custody ordered following a complaint or accusation, the board of directors, after a decision on such complaint or accusation is decided, shall determine whether the notary in the case or the Order shall be required to pay such costs.
(3)  The guardian shall also be entitled to the usual fees for the searches that he makes and for the copies and extracts that he issues.
1968, c. 70, s. 159; 1973, c. 45, s. 88; 2008, c. 11, s. 212; 2017, c. 11, s. 133.
145. (1)  The provisional guardian, for the duration of his guardianship, shall be the legal depositary of the records under custody and the guardian of the files relating thereto. He alone, to the exclusion of the notary whose records are under custody, may issue copies of and extracts from the minutes and annexes in such records and such copies and extracts, certified by him, shall be authentic. The vidimus of the copies and extracts that he issues shall mention the date and duration of his guardianship and the date of issue of the copy or extract.
(2)  In addition to his disbursements, the provisional guardian shall be entitled to the fees fixed by the executive committee; such costs shall be charged to the notary whose records are under provisional custody. However, in the case of a provisional custody ordered following a complaint or accusation, the executive committee, after a decision on such complaint or accusation is decided, shall determine whether the notary in the case or the Order shall be required to pay such costs.
(3)  The guardian shall also be entitled to the usual fees for the searches that he makes and for the copies and extracts that he issues.
1968, c. 70, s. 159; 1973, c. 45, s. 88; 2008, c. 11, s. 212.
145. (1)  The provisional guardian, for the duration of his guardianship, shall be the legal depositary of the records under custody and the guardian of the files relating thereto. He alone, to the exclusion of the notary whose records are under custody, may issue copies of and extracts from the minutes and annexes in such records and such copies and extracts, certified by him, shall be authentic. The vidimus of the copies and extracts that he issues shall mention the date and duration of his guardianship and the date of issue of the copy or extract.
(2)  In addition to his disbursements, the provisional guardian shall be entitled to the fees fixed by the Administrative Committee; such costs shall be charged to the notary whose records are under provisional custody. However, in the case of a provisional custody ordered following a complaint or accusation, the Administrative Committee, after a decision on such complaint or accusation is decided, shall determine whether the notary in the case or the Order shall be required to pay such costs.
(3)  The guardian shall also be entitled to the usual fees for the searches that he makes and for the copies and extracts that he issues.
1968, c. 70, s. 159; 1973, c. 45, s. 88.