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Section 35
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35. Subject to the jurisdiction assigned to the municipal courts, the Court of Québec also has jurisdiction, to the exclusion of the Superior Court, in all suits, whether personal or hypothecary:
(1) for the recovery of a tax or other sum of money due to a municipality or school board under the Municipal Code (chapter C-27.1) or any general or special Act, or in virtue of any by-law made thereunder; or
(2) (paragraph repealed);
(3) to annul or set aside a valuation roll of immovables which are taxable for municipal or school purposes, whatever be the law governing the municipality or school board concerned.
35. Saving the right of evocation provided for in article 32, and subject to the jurisdiction assigned to the municipal courts, the Court of Québec also has jurisdiction, to the exclusion of the Superior Court, in all suits, whether personal or hypothecary:
(1) for the recovery of a tax or other sum of money due to a municipality or school board under the Municipal Code (chapter C-27.1) or any general or special Act, or in virtue of any by-law made thereunder; or
(2) (paragraph repealed);
(3) to annul or set aside a valuation roll of immovables which are taxable for municipal or school purposes, whatever be the law governing the municipality or school board concerned.
35. Saving the right of evocation provided for in article 32, and subject to the jurisdiction assigned to the municipal courts, the Court of Québec also has jurisdiction, to the exclusion of the Superior Court, in all suits, whether personal or hypothecary:
(1) for the recovery of a tax or other sum of money due to a municipal corporation or school board under the Municipal Code (chapter C-27.1) or any general or special law, or in virtue of any by-law made thereunder; or
(2) (paragraph repealed);
(3) to annul or set aside a valuation roll of immovables which are taxable for municipal or school purposes, whatever be the law governing the municipal corporation or school board concerned.
35. Saving the right of evocation provided for in article 32, and subject to the jurisdiction assigned to the municipal courts, the Court of Québec also has jurisdiction, to the exclusion of the Superior Court, in all suits, whether personal or hypothecary:
(1) for the recovery of a tax or other sum of money due to a municipal or school corporation under the Municipal Code (chapter C-27.1) or any general or special law, or in virtue of any by-law made thereunder; or
(2) (paragraph repealed);
(3) to annul or set aside a valuation roll of immoveables which are taxable for municipal or school purposes, whatever be the law governing the municipal or school corporation concerned.
35. Saving the right of evocation provided for in article 32, and subject to the jurisdiction assigned to the municipal courts, the Provincial Court also has jurisdiction, to the exclusion of the Superior Court, in all suits, whether personal or hypothecary:
(1) for the recovery of a tax or other sum of money due to a municipal or school corporation under the Municipal Code (chapter C-27.1) or any general or special law, or in virtue of any by-law made thereunder; or
(2) (paragraph repealed);
(3) to annul or set aside a valuation roll of immoveables which are taxable for municipal or school purposes, whatever be the law governing the municipal or school corporation concerned.
35. Saving the right of evocation provided for in article 32, and subject to the jurisdiction assigned to the municipal courts, the Provincial Court also has jurisdiction, to the exclusion of the Superior Court, in all suits, whether personal or hypothecary:
(1) for the recovery of a tax or other sum of money due to a municipal or school corporation under the Municipal Code or any general or special law, or in virtue of any by-law made thereunder; or
(2) repealed;
(3) to annul or set aside a valuation roll of immoveables which are taxable for municipal or school purposes, whatever be the law governing the municipal or school corporation concerned.
35. Saving the right of evocation provided for in article 32, and subject to the jurisdiction assigned to the municipal courts, the Provincial Court also has jurisdiction, to the exclusion of the Superior Court, in all suits, whether personal or hypothecary:
(1) for the recovery of a tax or other sum of money due to a municipal or school corporation under the Municipal Code or any general or special law, or in virtue of any by-law made thereunder; or
(2) for the recovery of assessments for the execution, construction or repair of immoveables used for parish purposes;
(3) to annul or set aside a valuation roll of immoveables which are taxable for municipal or school purposes, whatever be the law governing the municipal or school corporation concerned.
