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Pay and Allowances Regulations (DSPCA) — Pay and Allowances Regulations (DSPCA)
authorized pay means pay at the rates prescribed by Regulations made under the National Defence Act for the rank held by the person in respect of whom the expression is being applied; and ( solde autorisée )
Pay and Allowances Regulations (DSPCA) — Pay and Allowances Regulations (DSPCA)
allowances means the subsistence allowance and the marriage allowance authorized to be paid to a man pursuant to Regulations made under the National Defence Act at the rates in effect on September 30, 1966. ( indemnités )
Pay and Allowances Regulations (DSPCA) — 3
3 Every man to whom the Defence Service Pension Continuation Act applies and who after September 30, 1966, served in (a) the regular forces of the Canadian Army or the Royal Canadian Air Force or on Continuous or Special Duty in the reserve forces of those Services and held a rank below the rank of warrant officer, class 2; or (b) the regular force of the Canadian Forces or on Continuous or Special Duty in the reserve force of the Canadian Forces and held a rank below the rank of master warrant officer; shall, for the purposes of sections 13 and 14 of the said Act, be deemed to have been during that service in receipt of (c) the allowances applicable to him for the rank held by him; and (d) pay in an amount equal to the amount by which his authorized pay exceed his allowances.
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Secretary of State for External Affairs and the Minister of Finance, pursuant to Vote Item 22a in Schedule B of Appropriation Act No. 9, 1966 , is pleased hereby to make the annexed Regulations respecting the determination and payment out of the Foreign Claims Fund of certain claims against the Government of the Hungarian People’s Republic and its citizens .
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations .
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Agreement means the Agreement between the Government of Canada and the Government of the Hungarian People’s Republic relating to the Settlement of Financial Matters, signed at Budapest, June 1, 1970; ( Accord ) Canadian citizen has the same meaning as in Article III of the Agreement; ( citoyen canadien ) Chief Commissioner means the Chief Commissioner of the Commission; ( commissaire en chef ) claim means a claim by a Canadian citizen or the Canadian Government against the Government of the Hungarian People’s Republic or against a Hungarian citizen in respect of any of the following matters: (a) property, rights and interests, whether legally or beneficially owned, including debts, other than bonded debts, affected directly or indirectly by Hungarian measures of nationalization, expropriation, state administration of other similar measures arising out of structural changes in the Hungarian economy and regulations made or administrative action taken thereunder that have taken in effect before the date of the Agreement; (b) debts arising out of contracts of insurance concluded on or before December 7, 1941, that are due from Hungarian citizens; (c) shares in Hungarian banking companies affected by the Hungarian Law No. XXX of December 1, 1947, being shares that, from the date of that Law to the date of the Agreement, have been continuously owned by Canadian citizens; (d) obligations arising out of Articles 24 and 26 of the Treaty of Peace with Hungary of February 10, 1947; and (e) obligations arising out of Articles 231 and 232 of the Treaty of Trianon of June 4, 1920; ( réclamation ) Commission means the Foreign Claims Commission established by Order in Council P.C. 1970-2077 of 8th December, 1970; ( Commission ) Fund means the special account known as the Foreign Claims Fund established in the Consolidated Revenue Fund by the Minister of Finance pursuant to Vote 22a of Appropriation Act No. 9, 1966 ; ( Caisse ) Hungarian citizen has the same meaning as in Article III of the Agreement; and ( citoyen hongrois ) Minister means the Secretary of State for External Affairs. ( Ministre )
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations
Agreement means the Agreement between the Government of Canada and the Government of the Hungarian People’s Republic relating to the Settlement of Financial Matters, signed at Budapest, June 1, 1970; ( Accord )
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations
Canadian citizen has the same meaning as in Article III of the Agreement; ( citoyen canadien )
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations
Chief Commissioner means the Chief Commissioner of the Commission; ( commissaire en chef )
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — (a)
claim means a claim by a Canadian citizen or the Canadian Government against the Government of the Hungarian People’s Republic or against a Hungarian citizen in respect of any of the following matters: (a) property, rights and interests, whether legally or beneficially owned, including debts, other than bonded debts, affected directly or indirectly by Hungarian measures of nationalization, expropriation, state administration of other similar measures arising out of structural changes in the Hungarian economy and regulations made or administrative action taken thereunder that have taken in effect before the date of the Agreement; (b) debts arising out of contracts of insurance concluded on or before December 7, 1941, that are due from Hungarian citizens; (c) shares in Hungarian banking companies affected by the Hungarian Law No. XXX of December 1, 1947, being shares that, from the date of that Law to the date of the Agreement, have been continuously owned by Canadian citizens; (d) obligations arising out of Articles 24 and 26 of the Treaty of Peace with Hungary of February 10, 1947; and (e) obligations arising out of Articles 231 and 232 of the Treaty of Trianon of June 4, 1920; ( réclamation )
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations
Commission means the Foreign Claims Commission established by Order in Council P.C. 1970-2077 of 8th December, 1970; ( Commission )
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations
Fund means the special account known as the Foreign Claims Fund established in the Consolidated Revenue Fund by the Minister of Finance pursuant to Vote 22a of Appropriation Act No. 9, 1966 ; ( Caisse )
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations
Hungarian citizen has the same meaning as in Article III of the Agreement; and ( citoyen hongrois )
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations
Minister means the Secretary of State for External Affairs. ( Ministre )
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — 3
3 (1) No claim of which notice has not been given on or before March 31, 1971 shall be considered by the Commission. (2) Every notice of a claim given to the Government of Canada on or before March 31, 1971 shall, for the purposes of subsection (1), be deemed to have been given to the Commission and shall be referred by the Minister to the Commission. (3) Where (a) a claimant who has given notice of his claim dies before his claim has been determined by the Commission, and (b) the claimant is survived by a person who, in the opinion of the Commission, may be lawfully entitled to an award in respect of that claimant’s claim, the Commission may proceed with and determine that claimant’s claim in the same manner as if he had not died. (4) All documentary evidence and written representations on which a claimant intends to rely in establishing his claim shall be submitted to the Commission on or before March 31, 1975. SOR/75-61, s. 1
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — 4
4 (1) No award shall be paid to or in respect of any claimant who was not a Canadian citizen at the time notice of his claim was given. (2) Where a claimant who gave notice of his claim on or before June 1, 1970, dies, an award may be paid to any person lawfully entitled thereto irrespective of his nationality. (3) Where a claimant who gave notice of his claim after June 1, 1970 dies, no award shall be paid in respect of that claimant’s claim to an person who was not a Canadian citizen at the time notice of the claim was given.
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — 5
5 (1) Where a claimant has been paid or, in the opinion of the Commission, is likely to be paid any compensation in respect of his claim from any source other than the Fund, the Commission shall deduct the amount of that compensation from the amount of an award it recommends be paid to that claimant out of the Fund. (2) Where a claimant by reason of his own neglect or default has failed to receive, has forfeited his right to receive or has lost his eligibility to receive, any compensation in respect of his claim from a source other than the Fund, he shall for the purposes of these Regulations, be deemed to have been paid that compensation. (3) The failure of a claimant who knew or ought to have known that if he did not apply on or before a fixed date, he would lose his right or eligibility to receive compensation from a source other than the Fund shall be deemed, for the purposes of subsection (2), to be neglect by that claimant.
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — 6
6 The Chief Commissioner may, in addition to the amount of an award recommended by him, recommend payment of an amount equal to (a) one-third of such award in lieu of accrued interest on the award; and (b) fifty dollars, or ten per cent of such award, whichever is the lesser, as reimbursement for expenses necessarily incurred in establishing the claim.
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — 7
7 (1) The Chief Commissioner shall report to the Minister and the Minister of Finance on each claim considered by the Commission stating (a) whether the claimant is eligible to receive an award; (b) the amount of any award that, in the opinion of the Commission, should be made to a claimant; and (c) the particular paragraph in the definition of claim in section 2 under which the claim arises. (2) The Chief Commissioner may make a report on any claim on the basis of the information then available to the Commission where, in his opinion, postponement of his report in respect of the claim until such time as the Commission is able to assess, with reasonable certainty, the possibility of recovery of compensation from a source other than the Fund would result in undue delay.
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — 8
8 (1) On receipt of a report from the Chief Commissioner, the Minister and the Minister of Finance shall determine (a) the amount of any award recommended by the Chief Commissioner that is to be paid out of the Fund in respect of a claim; and (b) if the claimant is dead, the person, if any, to whom payment of the award is to be made. (2) No right to an award is conferred by any recommendation made by the Chief Commissioner to the Minister and the Minister of Finance.
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — 9
9 Awards in respect of claims arising under (a) paragraphs (a), (b), (c) and (e) of the definition of claim in section 2 shall be paid out of that part of the Fund consisting of moneys credited to the Fund pursuant to paragraph (b) of Vote 22a of Appropriation Act No. 9, 1966 and any interest accredited to the Fund in respect of those moneys; and (b) paragraph (d) of the definition of claim in section 2 shall be paid out of that part of the Fund consisting of moneys credited to the Fund pursuant to paragraph (a) of Vote 22a of Appropriation Act No. 9, 1966 and any interest credited to other Fund in respect of those moneys.
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — 10
10 (1) Where the moneys in any part of the Fund described in section 9 are insufficient to pay in full all awards that the Minister and the Minister of Finance determine may to paid out of that part, (a) the amount of any award payable to a claimant who has been paid or in the opinion of the Commission is likely to be paid compensation from any source other than the Fund, or who is deemed pursuant to subsection 5(2) to have been so paid, shall be reduced by the amount of that compensation; (b) equal payments shall be made in respect of all awards up to the full amount or of one thousand dollars, whichever is the lesser; and (c) the balances of awards not paid in full shall be paid on a pro rata basis from any moneys remaining in that part of the Fund. (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), no payment of an amount recommended by the Chief Commissioner pursuant to section 6 shall be paid out of a part of the Fund described in section 9 until the awards that may be paid out of that part of the Fund have been paid in full.
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — 11
11 Awards may be paid in one or more instalments at such times as in the opinion of the Minister and the Minister of Finance may be warranted having regard to (a) the amounts available in the part of the Fund out of which awards of a similar kind may be paid; and (b) the possible amounts that may be awarded in respect of claims still before the Commission.
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — 12
12 (1) Before making payment of an award, the Minister of Finance shall obtain a release in such form as he considers satisfactory in respect of the claim for which payment is to be made. (2) In consideration of making an award the Minister of Finance shall obtain all documents of title which are available in respect of the claim for which payment is to be made. (3) The Minister of finance may require that any claimant assign to Her Majesty in right of Canada his entitlement to compensation from a source other than the Fund, or if such entitlement cannot be validly assigned, an undertaking by the claimant to do all things necessary to vest such amounts and his rights thereto in Her Majesty.
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — 13
13 In the event of the absence or incapacity of the Chief Commissioner or if the office of the Chief Commissioner is vacant, the Deputy Chief Commission may perform all the duties and functions of the Chief Commissioner under these Regulations. SOR/75-61, s. 2
Foreign Claims (Hungary) Settlement Regulations — 14
14 In the event of the absence, incapacity or disqualification of any two Commissioners, the remaining Commissioner may perform all the duties and functions of the Commission under these Regulations. SOR/75-61, s. 2
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Secretary of State for External Affairs and the Minister of Finance, pursuant to Vote Item 22a in Schedule B of Appropriation Act, No. 9, 1966 , is pleased hereby to make the annexed Regulations respecting the determination and payment out of the Foreign Claims Fund of certain claims against the Government of the Polish People's Republic and its citizens .
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations .
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Agreement means the Agreement between the Government of Canada and the Government of the Polish People's Republic Relating to the Settlement of Financial Matters, signed at Ottawa, October 15, 1971; ( Accord ) Canadian citizen means a person (a) who is a Canadian citizen within the meaning of the Canadian Citizenship Act , or (b) who, before the coming into force of the Canadian Citizenship Act , was a Canadian national by birth, naturalization or operation of law, and includes a corporation incorporated under the laws of Canada; ( citoyen canadien ) Chief Commissioner means the Chief Commissioner of the Commission; ( commissaire en chef ) claim means a claim, other than a claim in respect of bonds forming part of the Polish external public debt, by a Canadian citizen against the Government of Poland or against Polish natural or juridical persons in respect of (a) property, rights or other interests nationalized or otherwise taken by the application of Polish legislation or administrative decisions prior to October 15, 1971; or (b) debts owed by enterprises nationalized or otherwise taken by the application of Polish legislation or administrative decisions prior to October 15, 1971; ( réclamation ) Commission means the Foreign Claims Commission established by Order in Council P.C. 1970-2077 of December 8, 1970; ( Commission ) Fund means the special account known as the Foreign Claims Fund established in the Consolidated Revenue Fund by the Minister of Finance pursuant to Vote 22a of Appropriation Act No. 9, 1966 ; ( Caisse ) Minister means the Secretary of State for External Affairs. ( Ministre )
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations
Agreement means the Agreement between the Government of Canada and the Government of the Polish People's Republic Relating to the Settlement of Financial Matters, signed at Ottawa, October 15, 1971; ( Accord )
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — (a)
Canadian citizen means a person (a) who is a Canadian citizen within the meaning of the Canadian Citizenship Act , or (b) who, before the coming into force of the Canadian Citizenship Act , was a Canadian national by birth, naturalization or operation of law, and includes a corporation incorporated under the laws of Canada; ( citoyen canadien )
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations
Chief Commissioner means the Chief Commissioner of the Commission; ( commissaire en chef )
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — (a)
claim means a claim, other than a claim in respect of bonds forming part of the Polish external public debt, by a Canadian citizen against the Government of Poland or against Polish natural or juridical persons in respect of (a) property, rights or other interests nationalized or otherwise taken by the application of Polish legislation or administrative decisions prior to October 15, 1971; or (b) debts owed by enterprises nationalized or otherwise taken by the application of Polish legislation or administrative decisions prior to October 15, 1971; ( réclamation )
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations
Commission means the Foreign Claims Commission established by Order in Council P.C. 1970-2077 of December 8, 1970; ( Commission )
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations
Fund means the special account known as the Foreign Claims Fund established in the Consolidated Revenue Fund by the Minister of Finance pursuant to Vote 22a of Appropriation Act No. 9, 1966 ; ( Caisse )
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations
Minister means the Secretary of State for External Affairs. ( Ministre )
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — 3
3 (1) Only claims of which notice has been given on or before October 15, 1971 shall be considered by the Commission. (2) Every notice of a claim received by the Government of Canada on or before October 15, 1971 shall be referred to the Commission. (3) All documentary evidence and written representations on which a claimant intends to rely in establishing his claim shall be submitted to the Commission on or before March 31, 1976. SOR/76-3, s. 1
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — 4
4 (1) In order to be eligible to receive an award in respect of a claim, a claimant must have been a Canadian citizen from the time the claim arose or the time he obtained title to it, until October 15, 1971, and where a claimant obtained title to a claim after the time it arose, each of his predecessors in title must have been a Canadian citizen during the time he held title to the claim. (2) Where a claimant who gave notice of his claim before October 15, 1971 dies after the day, an award may be paid to any person lawfully entitled thereto irrespective of his nationality.
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — 5
5 (1) Where a claimant has been paid or, in the opinion of the Commission, is likely to be paid any compensation in respect of his claim from any source other than the Fund, the Commission shall deduct the amount of that compensation from the amount of the award it recommends to be paid to that claimant out of the Fund. (2) Where a claimant by reason of his own neglect or default has failed to receive, has forfeited his right to receive or has lost his eligibility to receive any compensation in respect of his claim from a source other than the Fund, he shall, for the purposes of these Regulations, be deemed to have been paid that compensation. (3) The failure of a claimant who knew or ought to have known that, if he did not apply on or before a fixed date, he would forfeit his right or lose his eligibility to receive compensation in respect of his claim from a source other than the Fund shall be deemed, for the purposes of subsection (2), to be neglect by that claimant.
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — 6
6 (1) The Chief Commissioner shall report to the Minister and the Minister of Finance on each claim considered by the Commission, stating (a) whether the claimant is eligible to receive an award; and (b) the amount of the award, if any, that in the opinion of the Commission, should be made to the claimant. (2) The Chief Commissioner may make a report on any claim on the basis of the information then available to the Commission where, in his opinion, postponement of his report in respect of the claim would result in undue delay.
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — 7
7 (1) On receipt of a report from the Chief Commissioner, the Minister and the Minister of Finance shall determine (a) the amount of any award recommended by the Commission that is to be paid out of the Fund in respect of a claim; and (b) if the claimant is dead, the person, if any, to whom payment of the award is to be made. (2) In computing the amount to be paid out of the Fund in respect of any claim, the Minister and the Minister of Finance shall deduct the amount of any compensation that has been paid, is likely to be paid, or is deemed pursuant to section 5 to have been paid in respect of the claim that the Commission has not already deducted in recommending an award. (3) No right to an award is conferred by any recommendation made by the Chief Commissioner to the Minister and the Minister of Finance.
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — 8
8 Awards in respect of claims shall be paid out of that part of the Fund consisting of moneys received from the Polish Government under Article I of the Agreement and credited to the Fund pursuant to paragraph (b) of Vote 22a of Appropriation Act, No. 9, 1966 , and any interest credited to the Fund in respect of those moneys.
Foreign Claims (Poland) Settlement Regulations — 9
9 Where the moneys in that part of the Fund described in section 8 are insufficient to pay in full all awards that the Minister and the Minister of Finance determine may be paid out of that part, (a) a payment shall be made in respect of each award equal to either the full amount thereof or one thousand dollars, whichever is the lesser; and (b) the balance of awards not paid in full shall be paid on a pro rata basis from any moneys remaining in that part of the Fund.