C-25 - Code of Civil Procedure

Section 701 Disposition versions

1994-01-01

701. Five days after the sale the sheriff must return to the clerk, with a certificate of his proceedings:

(a)  the writ of execution and the minutes of seizure;

(b)  a copy of the notice of sale;

(c)  a statement of the conditions of sale;

(d)  the minutes of the bidding;

(e)  a statement certified by the registrar of the charges which affected the immovable, or a written statement that such statement will be transmitted subsequently;

(f)  all oppositions and claims placed in his hands, as well as writs of execution which he has noted;

(g)  a statement of his fees and disbursements taxed by the clerk;

(h)  a mention of the purchaser’s failure to pay within the prescribed time and of the amount on which interest accrues.

1965 (1st sess.), c. 80, a. 701; 1992, c. 57, s. 344, s. 420.

1977-12-31

701. Five days after the sale the sheriff must return to the prothonotary, with a certificate of his proceedings:

(a)  the writ of execution and the minutes of seizure;

(b)  a copy of the advertisements published or the text of the oral publication;

(c)  a statement of the conditions of sale;

(d)  the minutes of the bidding;

(e)  the registrar’s certificate as to the charges affecting the immoveable or a written declaration that it will be furnished later;

(f)  all oppositions and claims placed in his hands, as well as writs of execution which he has noted;

(g)  a statement of his fees and disbursements taxed by the prothonotary.

1965 (1st sess.), c. 80, a. 701.