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V-1.1 - Securities Act
Section 259.1
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259.1. (Repealed).
259.1. The provisional administrator shall, within the period fixed by the Minister, file a provisional report with the Minister and the Authority setting out his findings and recommendations.
The provisional report shall, in particular, indicate whether the financial situation of the person named in the order will permit payment of the costs associated with the provisional administration, and whether the provisional administration may reasonably be expected to benefit holders of securities or, in the case of a registrant, his clients.
259.1. The provisional administrator shall, within the period fixed by the Minister, file a provisional report with the Minister and the Agency setting out his findings and recommendations.
The provisional report shall, in particular, indicate whether the financial situation of the person named in the order will permit payment of the costs associated with the provisional administration, and whether the provisional administration may reasonably be expected to benefit holders of securities or, in the case of a registrant, his clients.
259.1. The provisional administrator shall, within the period fixed by the Minister, file a provisional report with the Minister and the Commission setting out his findings and recommendations.
The provisional report shall, in particular, indicate whether the financial situation of the person named in the order will permit payment of the costs associated with the provisional administration, and whether the provisional administration may reasonably be expected to benefit holders of securities or, in the case of a registrant, his clients.
