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H-4.1, r. 3 - Code of ethics of bailiffs
Section 32
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32. For the acts described in section 8 of the Court Bailiffs Act (chapter H-4.1), all the bailiffs who are partners or shareholders and practise the profession within the same partnership or joint-stock company are solidarily liable in the partnership or joint-stock company for the application of the Tariff of fees of court bailiffs (chapter H-4.1, r. 13.1), unless it is demonstrated that the derogation is attributable to the personal initiative of one bailiff.
In other cases, bailiffs must charge fair and reasonable fees and they shall not perform duties free of charge.
This section does not apply to work a bailiff performs for another bailiff.
32. For the acts described in section 8 of the Court Bailiffs Act (chapter H-4.1), all the bailiffs who are partners or shareholders and practise the profession within the same partnership or joint-stock company are solidarily liable in the partnership or joint-stock company for the application of the Tariff of fees and transportation expenses of bailiffs (chapter H-4.1, r. 14), unless it is demonstrated that the derogation is attributable to the personal initiative of one bailiff.
In other cases, bailiffs must charge fair and reasonable fees and they shall not perform duties free of charge.
This section does not apply to work a bailiff performs for another bailiff.
