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E-25 - Act respecting expropriation
Section 17
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17. The expropriated party may, within 30 days after the date of expropriation, contest the right of the expropriating party to expropriate and request the cancellation of the notice of expropriation by filing an application with the Superior Court of the district in which the expropriated immovable is situated. The application must be served on the expropriating party and the Administrative Tribunal of Québec and must be heard and decided on an urgent basis.
The application does not stay the expropriation procedure unless, on an application by the expropriated party, the Superior Court decides otherwise. If necessary, the court orders that the exhibits in the record of the Tribunal that it specifies be sent without delay to the court clerk.
In force: 2023-12-29
17. The expropriated party may, within 30 days after the date of expropriation, contest the right of the expropriating party to expropriate and request the cancellation of the notice of expropriation by filing an application with the Superior Court of the district in which the expropriated immovable is situated. The application must be served on the expropriating party and the Administrative Tribunal of Québec and must be heard and decided on an urgent basis.
The application does not stay the expropriation procedure unless, on an application by the expropriated party, the Superior Court decides otherwise. If necessary, the court orders that the exhibits in the record of the Tribunal that it specifies be sent without delay to the court clerk.
