C-25 - Code of Civil Procedure

Section 904 Disposition versions

1994-01-01

904. In the case of movable property, the application must be accompanied with an appraisal made by a competent person; where the circumstances so justify, the judge or clerk may exempt the applicant from furnishing an appraisal in respect of the property he determines.

1965 (1st sess.), c. 80, a. 904; 1986, c. 95, s. 65; 1992, c. 57, s. 411.

1987-02-15

904. The commissioner must forthwith draw up and deposit in the office of the court minutes of his proceedings containing:

(1)  the date, giving the month, day and hour;

(2)  the name and residence of the person who requested the affixing of seals, and the reasons for the request;

(3)  the conclusions of the judgment which ordered the affixing of seals;

(4)  the appearances and declarations of the parties;

(5)  a description of the places, bureaus, chests and closets, on the openings of which seals have been affixed;

(6)  a summary description of the articles found on the premises and which have not been placed under seal;

(7)  mention of the oath taken, at the close of the affixing of seals, by the persons residing in the premises, that to their knowledge nothing has been taken away directly or indirectly;

(8)  the names and residence of the person in whose custody the property under seal has been placed, and with whom a copy of the minutes has been left;

(9)  the signatures of the parties present, or mention that they were called upon to sign, with the reasons which prevented them from doing so;

(10)  and finally, as an appendix, a statement of what, if anything, has been referred to the judge, and what has been ordered and done as a result.

1965 (1st sess.), c. 80, a. 904; 1986, c. 95, s. 65.

1977-12-31

904. The commissioner must forthwith draw up and deposit in the office of the court minutes of his proceedings containing:

(1)  the date, giving the month, day and hour;

(2)  the name, occupation and residence of the person who requested the affixing of seals, and the reasons for the request;

(3)  the conclusions of the judgment which ordered the affixing of seals;

(4)  the appearances and declarations of the parties;

(5)  a description of the places, bureaus, chests and closets, on the openings of which seals have been affixed;

(6)  a summary description of the articles found on the premises and which have not been placed under seal;

(7)  mention of the oath taken, at the close of the affixing of seals, by the persons residing in the premises, that to their knowledge nothing has been taken away directly or indirectly;

(8)  the names and occupation of the person in whose custody the property under seal has been placed, and with whom a copy of the minutes has been left;

(9)  the signatures of the parties present, or mention that they were called upon to sign, with the reasons which prevented them from doing so;

(10)  and finally, as an appendix, a statement of what, if anything, has been referred to the judge, and what has been ordered and done as a result.

1965 (1st sess.), c. 80, a. 904.