N-2 - Notarial Act

Section 62 Disposition versions

1999-10-22

62. (1)  Under the conditions and following the formalities hereinafter enacted, any notary may, by a notarial deed inter vivos, assign his records to another notary practising in the same judicial district as that in which he practises.

(2)  He may also assign his records by a disposition in contemplation of death in a marriage contract, will or any notarial deed, notwithstanding articles 1818 and 1819 of the Civil Code. Such assignment shall take effect at death provided that at such time the receiving notary is practising in the same judicial district as that in which the deceased notary practised and that he is not under any incapacity or incompatibility which disqualifies him from practising his profession.

1968, c. 70, s. 62; 1999, c. 40, s. 197.

1977-12-31

62. (1)  Under the conditions and following the formalities hereinafter enacted, any notary may, by a notarial deed inter vivos, assign his records to another notary practising in the same judicial district as that in which he practises.

(2)  He may also assign his records by a disposition in contemplation of death in a marriage contract, will or any notarial deed, notwithstanding article 778 of the Civil Code of Lower Canada. Such assignment shall take effect at death provided that at such time the receiving notary is practising in the same judicial district as that in which the deceased notary practised and that he is not under any incapacity or incompatibility which disqualifies him from practising his profession.

1968, c. 70, s. 62.