C-25 - Code of Civil Procedure

Section 734.0.1 Disposition versions

2002-06-24

734.0.1. In a suit in nullity of marriage, for separation as to property, for payment of a compensatory allowance, for separation from bed and board or divorce or for the dissolution or annulment of a civil union, each spouse may also seize before judgment the movables belonging to him, whether they are in the hands of his spouse or of a third person; he may, in addition, with leave of a judge, seize the property of his spouse that he would be entitled to share in if the matrimonial or civil union regime were dissolved.

The seized property remains in the custody of the debtor, unless a judge decides otherwise.

1982, c. 17, s. 27; 1989, c. 55, s. 34; 2002, c. 6, s. 104.

1989-07-01

734.0.1. In a suit in nullity of marriage, for separation as to property, for payment of a compensatory allowance, for separation as to bed and board or for divorce, each spouse may also seize before judgment the movables belonging to him, whether they are in the hands of his spouse or of a third person; he may, in addition, with leave of a judge, seize the property of his spouse that he would be entitled to share in if the matrimonial regime were dissolved.

The seized property remains in the custody of the debtor, unless a judge decides otherwise.

1982, c. 17, s. 27; 1989, c. 55, s. 34.

1982-12-01

734.0.1. In a suit in nullity of marriage, for separation as to property, for separation as to bed and board or for divorce, each spouse may also seize before judgment the moveables belonging to him, whether they are in the hands of his spouse or of a third person; he may, in addition, with leave of a judge, seize the property of his spouse that he would be entitled to share in if the matrimonial regime were dissolved.

The seized property remains in the custody of the debtor, unless a judge decides otherwise.

1982, c. 17, s. 27.