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New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — 7
7 (1) Where the evidence upon a trial before a Summary Conviction Court was taken by a stenographer duly sworn or by a sound recording apparatus, unless a Judge of the Appeal Court otherwise orders, the Summary Conviction Court shall deliver to the Clerk for the use of the Appeal Court, a transcript of the evidence taken at the Summary Conviction Court, and the reasons for judgment and/or sentence, if any. (2) The Summary Conviction Court shall deliver to the Appellant and Respondent, upon request, and upon payment of the appropriate fees, a copy of the transcript.
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — 8
8 Where the evidence upon a trial before a Summary Conviction Court was not taken by a stenographer duly sworn, or by a sound recording apparatus, the trial judge’s verified notes of the evidence and proceedings at trial are prima facie proof of the evidence and proceedings at the trial.
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — 9
9 A certificate furnished by a stenographer duly sworn as to the correctness of a transcript of evidence is prima facie proof of the accuracy thereof.
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — 10
10 (1) Upon receipt of the material required to be transmitted by the Summary Conviction Court pursuant to subsection 754(1) of the Code and a transcript of the evidence or the trial judge’s verified notes of the evidence and proceedings, unless dispensed with by order of the Appeal Court and any application under subsection 755(4) of the Code has been disposed of, the Clerk shall, within 10 days, enter the case on a list of appeals to be heard, whereupon directions may be given for hearing of the appeal. (2) The Clerk, subject to the directions of the Judge, shall notify by mail with not less than 30 clear days notice, the parties and/or their counsel of the date, time and place that the appeal will be heard.
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — 11
11 (1) An application for trial de novo pursuant to subsection 755(4) of the Code shall be made by Notice of Motion to a Judge with supporting material within 10 days of the receipt of the transcript or a certificate from the reporter that the same cannot be provided, or at such other time as a Judge may otherwise order. Service of a copy of the Notice of Motion and supporting material shall be on the opposite party not later than 10 days prior to the return date thereof and proof of such service shall be filed with the Clerk not less than two days prior to the return date. (2) The Clerk, following the determination of the Motion shall set the appeal down for hearing in the same manner as provided in Rule 10.
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — 12
12 (1) Any party may present argument in writing if he so desires by filing it with the Clerk of the Appeal Court seven days prior to the day fixed for the hearing. (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1) the Appeal Court may order that written arguments be filed in which case the Appellant shall file with the Clerk such memorandum and serve a copy of the memorandum on the Respondent not less than 14 days prior to the day fixed for the hearing. The Respondent shall then file with the Clerk a similar statement and serve a copy on the Appellant not less than four days prior to the day fixed for the hearing.
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — 13
13 (1) If the Appellant does not diligently pursue his appeal, the Respondent may apply to the Appeal Court for an order dismissing the Appeal for want of prosecution and upon such application the Appeal Court may make such order as it deems just. (2) Where an Appellant desires to abandon his appeal, he shall serve on the opposite party a Notice of Abandonment and file such Notice with the Clerk in advance of the date set for the hearing of the appeal. (3) If an Appellant — (a) fails to appear personally or through counsel on the day fixed for the hearing; and (b) fails to file a written argument on appeal, the Appeal Court may, in its discretion — (i) dismiss the appeal for want of prosecution, or (ii) proceed with the appeal in the absence of the Appellant. (4) If a Respondent — (a) fails to appear personally or through counsel, on the day fixed for the hearing; and (b) fails to file a written argument on appeal, the Appeal Court shall proceed with the appeal in the absence of the Respondent.
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — 14
14 Subject to the provisions of section 754 of the Code, the Summary Conviction Court shall retain all documents, exhibits or other things connected with the trial of any person for 40 days after the completion of the trial, unless in the meantime an order has been made by a Judge of the Appeal Court respecting the custody and control of same.
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — 15
15 Immediately after the disposition of an appeal, the Clerk shall cause to be delivered to, or sent by registered prepaid mail to the Summary Conviction Court, the results of the appeal, including any written reasons or endorsements made by the Judge.
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — 16
16 (1) Any time limited by these rules may be extended or abridged by a Judge, before or after the expiration of the time prescribed provided, however, that the time prescribed under Rule 11 for the bringing of an application under subsection 755(4) of the Code shall not be extended. (2) Notice of an application to extend or abridge time, shall, unless made on consent or unless otherwise ordered by a Judge, be given to the opposite party. (3) Non-compliance with these rules does not automatically render any step in an appeal void, but it may be amended or set aside as irregular or otherwise dealt with, as may seem just in the circumstances.
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — 17
17 Any appeal or right of appeal existing prior to the coming into force of these rules shall be governed by these rules and any extensions or abridgements of time or procedural changes may be made by the Appeal Court Judge to facilitate the hearing of the appeal.
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — 18
18 In any matter of procedure or practice arising on an appeal not provided for by the Criminal Code or by these rules, the Rules of Court under the Judicature Act shall mutatis mutandis apply.
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NOTICE OF APPEAL (where defendant is appellant)
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — A
A Particulars of conviction, sentence or order, as the case may be. 1 Place of conviction, sentence or order. 2 Name of Judge. 3 Statute and section thereof under which defendant found guilty or liable to penalty, or other sanction. 4 Plea at trial. 5 Date of conviction, sentence or order. 6 If defendant in custody, place of incarceration.
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1 Place of conviction, sentence or order.
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules —  3
3 Statute and section thereof under which defendant found guilty or liable to penalty, or other sanction.
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5 Date of conviction, sentence or order.
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6 If defendant in custody, place of incarceration.
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — B
B Grounds The Appellant hereby 7 Appeals against the conviction, sentence or order (strike out inapplicable relief). 8 The grounds of appeal are: (add extra pages as required). 9 The relief sought is: (add extra pages as required). 10 The appellant does/does not wish to appear personally or by counsel and will present his argument on appeal orally/in writing (strike out inapplicable parts).
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules —  7
The Appellant hereby 7 Appeals against the conviction, sentence or order (strike out inapplicable relief). 8 The grounds of appeal are: (add extra pages as required). 9 The relief sought is: (add extra pages as required). 10 The appellant does/does not wish to appear personally or by counsel and will present his argument on appeal orally/in writing (strike out inapplicable parts).
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules —  7
7 Appeals against the conviction, sentence or order (strike out inapplicable relief).
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules —  8
8 The grounds of appeal are: (add extra pages as required).
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules —  9
9 The relief sought is: (add extra pages as required).
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — 10
10 The appellant does/does not wish to appear personally or by counsel and will present his argument on appeal orally/in writing (strike out inapplicable parts).
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — C
C The appellant’s and his counsel’s, where applicable, address for service is/are: (fill in carefully).
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NOTICE OF APPEAL (where appeal is from an order of dismissal)
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(where appeal is from an order of dismissal)
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TAKE NOTICE that the Attorney General of appeals from an order dismissing the information of against the respondent made by His Honour Judge at in New Brunswick, on the day of , 19 .
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The information that was dismissed alleged that the respondent: (provide particulars)
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TAKE NOTICE that the Attorney General of appeals the sentence imposed upon the respondent following a conviction(s) made by His Honour Judge at in New Brunswick, on the day of , 19 .
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The offence of which the respondent was convicted was: and the sentence imposed by the summary conviction court was: and was imposed on the day of , 19 .
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and the sentence imposed by the summary conviction court was:
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(where an appeal is from an order of dismissal or from sentence)
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Summary Conviction Appeal Rules
The following are the grounds of appeal:
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The address for the service of the Attorney General is:
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Signature of the Attorney General or his duly authorized agent
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APPROVED AS RULES OF THE COURT OF QUEEN’S BENCH OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
Immigration Guidelines — 1
1 [Revoked, Canada Gazette Part I, Volume 151, page 1507]
Immigration Guidelines — 2
2 [Revoked, Canada Gazette Part I, Volume 151, page 1507]
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3 [Revoked, Canada Gazette Part I, Volume 151, page 1507]
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4 [Revoked, Canada Gazette Part I, Volume 151, page 1507]
Immigration Guidelines — Immigration Guidelines
[Revoked, Canada Gazette Part I, Volume 151, page 1507]
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta
IN THE MATTER OF the Northern Pipeline Act , and
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta
IN THE MATTER OF a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity declared to have been issued on the 13th day of April, 1978, to Foothills Pipe Lines (Alta.) Ltd. pursuant to the said Act; and
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IN THE MATTER OF subsection 20(4) of the said Act; and
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IN THE MATTER OF Condition 7 of SCHEDULE III to and subsection 21(2) of the said Act;
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Whereas a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity dated the 13th day of April, 1978, is declared to have been issued pursuant to the Northern Pipeline Act to Foothills Pipe Lines (Alta.) Ltd. [hereinafter called “Foothills (Alta.)”] in respect of the pipeline defined in the said Act for that portion of the route in the Province of Alberta as more particularly set forth in ANNEX I of SCHEDULE I to the said Act;
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta
And Whereas Foothills Pipe Lines (Yukon) Ltd., The Alberta Gas Trunk Line (Canada) Limited, Westcoast Transmission Company Limited, Alberta Natural Gas Company Ltd. and The Alberta Gas Trunk Line Company Limited, at a public hearing, before the National Energy Board, commencing on the 13th day of April, 1976, in the City of Ottawa, in the Province of Ontario, continued in the Town of Inuvik, in the Northwest Territories, in the City of Whitehorse, in the Yukon Territory, and in the City of Yellowknife, in the Northwest Territories, respectively, and adjourned on the 12th day of May, 1977, in the City of Ottawa, in the Province of Ontario, adduced inter alia certain evidence, gave certain undertakings and made certain commitments in respect of the “Alaska Highway Pipeline Project”;
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — “(a)
And Whereas subsection 21(2) of the said Act provides that every such undertaking is deemed to be “(a) an undertaking of every company insofar as the undertaking relates to the company and to the portion of the route indicated in the Agreement in respect of such company, and (b) a term or condition set out in Schedule III.”
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — “(a)
“(a) an undertaking of every company insofar as the undertaking relates to the company and to the portion of the route indicated in the Agreement in respect of such company, and
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — (b)
(b) a term or condition set out in Schedule III.”
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And Whereas pursuant to the provisions of subsection 20(4) of the said Act the Designated Officer may, with the approval of the Governor in Council, rescind, amend or add to the terms and conditions set out in Schedule III to the said Act.
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — (a)
Now Therefore the Designated Officer, Northern Pipeline Agency, pursuant to the provisions of subsection 20(4) of the Northern Pipeline Act , hereby (a) rescinds Condition 7 of Schedule III to the Act, insofar as it applies to Foothills (Alta.); (b) rescinds those undertakings in respect of social and economic matters and environmental, fisheries and agricultural concerns deemed, pursuant to the provisions of subsection 21(2) of the Act, to be terms or conditions set out in Schedule III to the Act, insofar as they apply to Foothills (Alta.), except that undertaking referred to in item 7, under the heading “Compensation”, contained in “APPENDIX 5-2”, on page 9 of 41, Volume 3 of the REASONS FOR DECISION, NORTHERN PIPELINES , dated June, 1977, of the National Energy Board; and (c) adds to the terms and conditions set out in Schedule III to the Act the terms and conditions annexed hereto and titled Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta to be applicable to Foothills (Alta.).
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — (a)
(a) rescinds Condition 7 of Schedule III to the Act, insofar as it applies to Foothills (Alta.);
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — (b)
(b) rescinds those undertakings in respect of social and economic matters and environmental, fisheries and agricultural concerns deemed, pursuant to the provisions of subsection 21(2) of the Act, to be terms or conditions set out in Schedule III to the Act, insofar as they apply to Foothills (Alta.), except that undertaking referred to in item 7, under the heading “Compensation”, contained in “APPENDIX 5-2”, on page 9 of 41, Volume 3 of the REASONS FOR DECISION, NORTHERN PIPELINES , dated June, 1977, of the National Energy Board; and
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — (c)
(c) adds to the terms and conditions set out in Schedule III to the Act the terms and conditions annexed hereto and titled Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta to be applicable to Foothills (Alta.).
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta
Dated at the City of Calgary, in the Province of Alberta, this 12th day of June, 1980
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta
NORTHERN PIPELINE AGENCY W.A. SCOTLAND Designated Officer
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — 1
1 These terms and conditions may be cited as the Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta .
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Act means the Northern Pipeline Act ; ( Loi )
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agricultural land means any land that is used for any agricultural purpose and any land that is used for any crop or livestock enterprise; ( terre agricole )
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big game animals means big game as defined in The Wildlife Act (Alberta); ( gros gibier )
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta
borrow pit means a site used for the extraction of granular material and the excavation resulting from such extraction; ( ballastière )
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta
certified status has the same meaning as in the Seeds Regulations ; ( apte à la certification )
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta
construction means, in respect of the building of the pipeline or any portion thereof, those field activities carried out by Foothills from the commencement of the building of the pipeline or any portion thereof until leave to open the pipeline or any portion thereof, as the case may be, is granted by the Board but does not include clearing for survey lines by Foothills; ( construction )
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environmental impact means any change in the existing physical or biological conditions of the environment resulting from the construction or operation of the pipeline; ( répercussions écologiques )
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facility means any fixed installation of a temporary or permanent nature installed by Foothills as a part of the pipeline or used by Foothills in the construction or operation of the pipeline; ( installation )
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fish means fish as defined in the Fisheries Act ; ( poisson )
Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta — Northern Pipeline Socio-Economic and Environmental Terms and Conditions for the Province of Alberta
Foothills means Foothills Pipe Lines (Alta.) Ltd.; ( Foothills )
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fuel means all petroleum products used in the construction and operation of the pipeline; ( carburants )
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fur-bearing animals means fur-bearing animals as defined in The Wildlife Act (Alberta); ( animaux à fourrure )