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P-40.1, r. 3 - Regulation respecting the application of the Consumer Protection Act
Section 112
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112. The security governed by paragraphs c and d of section 110 may be furnished for the applicant by a third party.
It may also be furnished by the applicant for himself; in that case, the applicant is under the same obligations as the surety as well as those incumbent upon him as principal debtor.
An applicant who furnishes security in the manner provided for in subparagraph d of the first paragraph of section 110 must pay duties of $335 to cover the costs for opening a file.
112. The security governed by paragraphs c and d of section 110 may be furnished for the applicant by a third party.
It may also be furnished by the applicant for himself; in that case, the applicant is under the same obligations as the surety as well as those incumbent upon him as principal debtor.
An applicant who furnishes security in the manner provided for in subparagraph d of the first paragraph of section 110 must pay duties of $322 to cover the costs for opening a file.
112. The security governed by paragraphs c and d of section 110 may be furnished for the applicant by a third party.
It may also be furnished by the applicant for himself; in that case, the applicant is under the same obligations as the surety as well as those incumbent upon him as principal debtor.
An applicant who furnishes security in the manner provided for in subparagraph d of the first paragraph of section 110 must pay duties of $302 to cover the costs for opening a file.
112. The security governed by paragraphs c and d of section 110 may be furnished for the applicant by a third party.
It may also be furnished by the applicant for himself; in that case, the applicant is under the same obligations as the surety as well as those incumbent upon him as principal debtor.
An applicant who furnishes security in the manner provided for in subparagraph d of the first paragraph of section 110 must pay duties of $292 to cover the costs for opening a file.
112. The security governed by paragraphs c and d of section 110 may be furnished for the applicant by a third party.
It may also be furnished by the applicant for himself; in that case, the applicant is under the same obligations as the surety as well as those incumbent upon him as principal debtor.
An applicant who furnishes security in the manner provided for in subparagraph d of the first paragraph of section 110 must pay duties of $290 to cover the costs for opening a file.
112. The security governed by paragraphs c and d of section 110 may be furnished for the applicant by a third party.
It may also be furnished by the applicant for himself; in that case, the applicant is under the same obligations as the surety as well as those incumbent upon him as principal debtor.
An applicant who furnishes security in the manner provided for in subparagraph d of the first paragraph of section 110 must pay duties of $284 to cover the costs for opening a file.
112. The security governed by paragraphs c and d of section 110 may be furnished for the applicant by a third party.
It may also be furnished by the applicant for himself; in that case, the applicant is under the same obligations as the surety as well as those incumbent upon him as principal debtor.
An applicant who furnishes security in the manner provided for in subparagraph d of the first paragraph of section 110 must pay duties of $278 to cover the costs for opening a file.
112. The security governed by paragraphs c and d of section 110 may be furnished for the applicant by a third party.
It may also be furnished by the applicant for himself; in that case, the applicant is under the same obligations as the surety as well as those incumbent upon him as principal debtor.
