C-25 - Code of Civil Procedure

Section 1046 Disposition versions

2003-01-01

1046. Every notice that must be given to the members must be written in plain language that will be easily understood by the persons to whom it is addressed. It must contain the description of the group and indicate the names of the parties and their addresses or the addresses of their attorneys. The court may authorize the publication and, if the court considers it expedient, the dissemination of a summary of the notice, which must state that the full text of the notice is available at the office of the court and that in the event of a discrepancy between the summary and the full text of the notice, the latter prevails.

When the court orders the publication or dissemination of a notice, it determines the date, the form and the mode of such publication or dissemination according to publication costs, the nature of the case, the composition of the group and the geographic distribution of the members; where applicable, it indicates by name or description the members who are to be notified individually.

Except in the case of a notice under article 1006, 1025 or 1030, the court also determines the information to be included in the notice.

1978, c. 8, s. 3; 2002, c. 7, s. 155.

1979-01-19

1046. When the court orders the publication of a notice, it determines the date, form and mode of such publication; where such is the case, it indicates, by naming or describing them, those members who will be notified individually. The notice indicates the description of the group and the names and addresses of the parties.

Except in the cases contemplated in articles 1006 and 1030, the court also prescribes the information contained in the notice.

1978, c. 8, s. 3.