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B-4 - Cultural Property Act
Section 18
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18. No person may alter, restore, repair, change in any manner or demolish all or part of any recognized cultural property and, in the case of an immovable, move it or use it as a backing for a construction, without giving the Minister at least 60 days’ previous notice of his intention. In the case of an immovable, a copy of the notice must be sent, within the same time, to the clerk or the secretary-treasurer of the local municipality in whose territory the cultural property is situated.
18. No person may alter, restore, repair, change in any manner or demolish all or part of any recognized cultural property and, in the case of an immovable, move it or use it as a backing for a construction, without giving the Minister at least sixty days’ previous notice of his intention. In the case of an immovable, a copy of the notice must be sent, within the same time, to the clerk or the secretary-treasurer of the municipality where the cultural property is situated.
18. No person, even in the exercise of a power granted him by the Legislature, shall destroy, alter, restore, repair or change in any manner recognized cultural property and, in the case of an immoveable, use it as a backing for a construction, without giving the Minister at least sixty days’ previous notice of his intention and, in the case of an immoveable, transmitting a copy thereof to the clerk or the secretary-treasurer of the municipality where the cultural property is situated.
18. No person, even in the exercise of a power granted him by the Legislature, shall destroy, alter, restore, repair or change in any manner recognized cultural property and, in the case of an immoveable, use it as a backing for construction, without giving the Minister at least thirty days previous notice of his intention.
