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Section 23
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23. At the end of the period provided under section 21, the construction work guarantor who has not remedied the non-compliance is deemed to have ceased to act in that capacity as of the end of the reference period.
As a consequence, the guarantor holding a licence ceases to be entitled to it and the licence held by the guarantor ceases to have effect.
Likewise, the licence of the partnership or legal person for which the guarantor was qualified to act in that capacity ceases to have effect, unless the partnership or legal person has replaced the guarantor or another construction work guarantor has qualified to act in that capacity for the partnership or legal person.
Pursuant to section 73 of the Building Act (chapter B-1.1), where a licence includes several subclasses and the guarantor referred to in the third paragraph was the sole person responsible for one of them, only that subclass ceases to have effect if another natural person acts as a guarantor for each of the other subclasses.
In force: 2022-04-01
23. At the end of the period provided under section 21, the construction work guarantor who has not remedied the non-compliance is deemed to have ceased to act in that capacity as of the end of the reference period.
As a consequence, the guarantor holding a licence ceases to be entitled to it and the licence held by the guarantor ceases to have effect.
Likewise, the licence of the partnership or legal person for which the guarantor was qualified to act in that capacity ceases to have effect, unless the partnership or legal person has replaced the guarantor or another construction work guarantor has qualified to act in that capacity for the partnership or legal person.
Pursuant to section 73 of the Building Act (chapter B-1.1), where a licence includes several subclasses and the guarantor referred to in the third paragraph was the sole person responsible for one of them, only that subclass ceases to have effect if another natural person acts as a guarantor for each of the other subclasses.
