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N-3 - Notaries Act
Section 29
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29. A notary who makes an assignment of property under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, chapter B-3) for the benefit of creditors, against whom a receiving order has been made, or who has made a proposal that has been refused by the creditors or the court or has been annulled by the court, shall give notice thereof to the secretary of the Order without delay, who shall strike the notary’s name from the roll upon being informed of his or her bankruptcy.
On the application of the notary, the committee constituted under section 12 may, in accordance with that section, if it considers that protection of the public is not compromised, authorize the notary to resume practising, subject to such limitations as the committee may impose.
29. A notary who makes an assignment of property under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, chapter B-3) for the benefit of creditors, against whom a receiving order has been made, or who has made a proposal that has been refused by the creditors or the court or has been annulled by the court, shall give notice thereof to the secretary of the Order without delay, who shall strike the notary’s name from the roll upon being informed of his or her bankruptcy.
On the application of the notary, the executive committee may, in accordance with section 12, if it considers that protection of the public is not compromised, authorize the notary to resume practising, subject to such limitations as the committee may impose.
29. A notary who makes an assignment of property under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (Revised Statutes of Canada, 1985, chapter B-3) for the benefit of creditors, against whom a receiving order has been made, or who has made a proposal that has been refused by the creditors or the court or has been annulled by the court, shall give notice thereof to the secretary of the Order without delay, who shall strike the notary’s name from the roll upon being informed of his or her bankruptcy.
On the application of the notary, the Administrative Committee may, in accordance with section 12, if it considers that protection of the public is not compromised, authorize the notary to resume practising, subject to such limitations as the Committee may impose.
