C-80 - Public Curatorship Act

Section 25 Disposition versions

1982-12-16

25. The Public Curator may sell, by agreement or at auction, an immoveable subject to his administration, with the sole authorization of a judge of the Superior Court, upon such conditions as the judge determines.

Nevertheless, the Public Curator may, without judicial authorization, sell by agreement any immoveable the assessment of which for municipal purposes does not exceed $10 000.

To determine the value of an immoveable, for the purposes of this section, the value entered on the assessment roll of the municipality is multiplied by the factor established for that roll by the Minister of Municipal Affairs under the Act respecting municipal taxation (chapter F-2.1).

1971, c. 81, s. 25; 1979, c. 72, s. 330; 1982, c. 46, s. 7.

1979-12-21

25. The public curator may sell, by agreement or at auction, an immoveable subject to his administration, with the sole authorization of a judge of the Superior Court, upon such conditions as the judge determines.

Nevertheless, the public curator may, without judicial authorization, sell by agreement any immoveable the valuation of which for municipal purposes does not exceed $3,000.

To determine the value of an immoveable, for the purposes of this section, the value entered on the assessment roll of the municipality is multiplied by the factor established for that roll by the Minister of Municipal Affairs under the Act respecting municipal taxation (chapter F-2.1).

1971, c. 81, s. 25; 1979, c. 72, s. 330.

1977-12-31

25. The public curator may sell, by agreement or at auction, an immoveable subject to his administration, with the sole authorization of a judge of the Superior Court, upon such conditions as the judge determines.

Nevertheless, the public curator may, without judicial authorization, sell by agreement any immoveable the valuation of which for municipal purposes does not exceed $3,000.

1971, c. 81, s. 25.