C-25.01 - Code of Civil Procedure

Section 119 Disposition versions

2016-12-01

119. Service is proved by a certificate of service drawn up by the bailiff under their oath of office.

The certificate of service must mention

(1)  the court record number and the parties’ names;

(2)  the nature of the document;

(3)  the place, date and time of service;

(4)  the name of the person to whom the document was delivered and, if not the addressee, the person’s capacity, or the place where the document was left, if applicable;

(5)  if such is the case, the fact that the addressee refused to accept service or that the attempt to serve the document was unsuccessful; and

(6)  the amount of the professional fees and expenses.

The bailiff may correct a clerical error in the certificate of service at any time before it is filed with the court office.

2014, c. 1, a. 119; I.N. 2016-12-01.

2016-01-01

119. Service is proved by a certificate of service drawn up by the bailiff under their oath of office.

The certificate of service must mention

(1)  the court record number and the parties’ names;

(2)  the nature of the document;

(3)  the place, date and time of service;

(4)  the name of the person to whom the document was delivered and, if not the addressee, the person’s capacity, or the place where the document was left, if applicable;

(5)  if such is the case, the fact that the addressee refused to accept service or that the attempt to serve the document was unsuccessful; and

(6)  the amount of the professional fees and costs.

The bailiff may correct a clerical error in the certificate of service at any time before it is filed with the court office.

2014, c. 1, a. 119.