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and conditions of the principal agreements shall have effect as if (i) the collateral agreement had not been entered into, and (ii) every delivery made under the collateral agreement had been a payment made under the principal agreements for the amount of the proceeds of the delivery. (4) Where a veteran has entered into a crop share agreement referred to in section 42, he may (a) continue under that agreement; or (b) elect to cancel that agreement and enter into a collateral agreement under subsection (2). (5) For the purpose of paragraph (3)(c), (a) the minimum yield in bushels per seeded acre for the specified grain set out in Column I of the table to this section is the number set out in Column II opposite that grain; and (b) the maximum yield in bushels per seeded acre for the specified grain set out in Column I of the table to this section is the number set out in Column III opposite that grain. TABLE Column I Column II Column III Specified Grain Minimum yield in bushels per seeded acre Maximum yield in bushels per seeded acre 1. Wheat 6 18 2. Oats 12 36 3. Barley 8 24 4. Flax 3 9 5. Rye 4½ 13½ 6. Rapeseed 4½ 13½
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specified acres means, in respect of a collateral agreement, the number of acres specified in the collateral agreement; ( acres spécifiées )
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specified grain means wheat, oats, barley, flax, rye and rapeseed. ( grain spécifié )
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44 (1) Where the Director wishes to sell any lands to a person other than a certified veteran, he shall first advertise them for sale by public tender subject to the condition stated in the advertisement that no offer received by the Director as a result of such advertising will necessarily be accepted. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to lands that may be required for the special purposes specified in section 28 of the Act. (3) Where the time limited in an advertisement published pursuant to subsection (1) has expired and no satisfactory offer has been received, the Director may negotiate with any person who made an offer or with any other person for the purpose of obtaining a binding offer to recommend for acceptance under the provisions of the Act.
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45 Where the Director has repossessed chattels theretofore held by a veteran under any agreement with the Director and the nature of the chattels is such that in the opinion of the Director they are likely to deteriorate in value in his hands or prove costly to keep and care for until they can be used for the ordinary purposes of the Act, or are not likely to be required for the ordinary purposes of the Act, the Director may sell those chattels forthwith (a) by public auction for cash, after due advertising; (b) privately at a cash price agreed to in writing by the veteran from whom the chattels have been repossessed; or (c) privately, after an appraisal of the chattels by an independent qualified person, at a cash price at or near the appraised value.
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46 (1) For the purpose of section 67 of the Act, a veteran who has entered into a contract with the Director under section 55 of the Act is eligible to enter into a contract under Part I of the Act if the veteran was required to dispose of the home he constructed under section 55 due to (a) the transfer of his place of employment to another area, (b) his inability to secure employment in the area where his home has been constructed, (c) the ill-health of the veteran or his family, (d) the land having been required and taken for public purposes, and the Director is satisfied that the disposition was not made for speculative reasons, or (e) existing housing accommodation being, in the opinion of the Director, not suitable for the veteran and his family. (2) For the purpose of section 67 of the Act, a veteran who has entered into a contract with the Director under section 55 of the Act is eligible to enter into a contract under Part I of the Act in respect of the land to which the contract under section 55 relates or related if (a) the land contains the minimum area prescribed by section 23 of these Regulations or may be increased to that area by the acquisition of adjoining land; and (b) the veteran pays to the Director on demand any legal, survey or other fees involved in any re-acquisition by the Director of title to the land for the purposes of Part I of the Act. (3) The terms and conditions of any contract, advance or grant entered into under Part I of the Act in respect of land referred to in subsection (2) shall be consistent with the provisions of that Part.
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47 (1) The Director may conduct training courses in house construction for any group of not less than five eligible veterans. (2) The Director may supply or arrange for instructors for courses in house construction that are organized or conducted by the Royal Canadian Legion or by other recognized veterans’ organization or educational body or by a department of and federal, provincial or municipal government that desires to cooperate and that has services and facilities that can be used to advantage if those courses follow the syllabus prescribed from time to time for such courses by the construction officials of the Director.
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48 (1) The Director may furnish to an approved cooperative housing association, for the construction of single family dwellings by the association, technical and financial assistance calculated, in the aggregate, on the basis of the number of members or shareholders of the association. (2) The assistance referred to in subsection (1) shall be given in the manner, to the extent and upon like terms and conditions as are authorized to be furnished to an individual veteran by Part II of the Act, and the construction contract provided for by section 55 of the Act and the collateral agreement provided for by section 57 of the Act shall be between the Director and the association. (3) Upon the completion of the dwellings as required by a construction contract made in accordance with subsection (2), the Director, upon proper direction in writing from the association and in accordance with section 59 of the Act and the collateral agreement between the Director and the association, shall provide (a) for the registration of a mortgage from and the conveyance to the association of the aggregate parcels of land; or (b) simultaneously for the registration of mortgages from and conveyances to each member or shareholder of the association of the land designated for his use, in which event the necessary adjustments of taxes and insurance to meet the requirements of the Director shall be made between the association and the member or shareholder.
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49 (1) An agreement made pursuant to section 74 of the Act may, at the option of the Director, provide that the loan advanced under the provisions of Part III of the Act be consolidated and made payable with the indebtedness owing the Director by the veteran under Part I of the Act, interest on such consolidated indebtedness being computed at a rate that, on an amortization basis, will provide for liquidation at maturity of the total amounts of principal and interest owing under Parts I and III of the Act. (2) Where, after the consolidation of loans under subsection (1), a veteran makes prepayments amounting to not less than 10 per cent of the greatest consolidated indebtedness that at any time existed in his account, the Director may apply the prepayments to the loan under Part III of the Act and reconsolidate the then remaining debts at the appropriate revised rate of interest, but if there is default in any subsequent payment, the pre-reconsolidation rate may be charged.
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50 Subject to section 51, every veteran certified by the Director to be a full-time farmer who applies for a loan under section 71 of the Act shall, at the time he makes application for a loan, (a) submit a plan acceptable to the Director for the organization and operation of the veteran’s farming enterprise as an economic farm unit; (b) agree to follow the plan as accepted by the Director except for such changes therein as may from time to time be agreed to by the Director; (c) agree to keep farm accounts in manner satisfactory to the Director and to make them available for inspection by a representative of the Director; (d) agree to submit before February 1 st in each year on the form prescribed by the Director (i) a financial statement on the operation of the farm for the preceding calendar year, and (ii) a statement of net worth as of December 31 st of the calendar year immediately preceding; and (e) agree not to incur additional debt in excess of the debt carrying capacity of his farming operation as estimated by the Director’s representative.
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51 Section 50 applies only where and as long as (a) the total financial assistance required by a veteran to set up an economic farm unit, including any debt owing by the veteran to the Director, is in excess of 75 per cent of the security value of the real property available as security; or (b) the veteran is in default under an existing contract with the Director and the Director so requires.
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52 For the purposes of section 79 of the Act, every loan advanced by the Director under section 71 to a veteran certified by the Director to be a full-time farmer shall, wherever practicable, be secured in its entirety by farm land.
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53 (1) Where an advance is made by way of loan to a veteran under section 72 of the Act and the amount of the advance together with amounts then outstanding as described in the section exceeds 75 per cent of the market value of security held, acquired or taken by the Director, the Director shall take as additional security, title to livestock, farm equipment and other chattels of a value equal to not less than the amount by which the advance together with the amounts outstanding exceeds 75 per cent of the value of the said security. (2) Any livestock, farm equipment and other chattels taken as security by the Director under subsection (1) shall not be valued for the purposes of security at an amount greater than 50 per cent of the market value as determined by the Director of such livestock, farm equipment and other chattels.
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54 (1) Every contract providing for repayment of a loan entered into between a veteran and the Director pursuant to Part I or III of the Act shall be in the form prescribed by the Director pursuant to section 36 of the Act and set out in Schedule I or II or in the form set out in Schedule IV, whichever form is appropriate. (2) The terms and conditions of an agreement made under section 20 of the Act shall be those contained in clause 11 of Schedule I. (3) Every contract providing for repayment of Part I assistance entered into between a veteran and the Director subsequent to the initial 10 years of the veteran’s establishment shall be in the form set out in Schedule III.
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55 No advance by way of a loan under section 71 of the Act shall be made to a veteran for the development of a secondary enterprise unless, in the opinion of the Director, (a) the development of the secondary enterprise will increase the income of the veteran and his family; (b) the veteran or a member of his family is adequately trained to successfully conduct the operation of the secondary enterprise; and (c) the secondary enterprise will be developed and operated on and from the land upon which the veteran is established.
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56 (1) Subject to section 57, where a veteran who has a subsisting contract with the Director under Part I or Parts I and III of the Act wishes the Director to sell, pursuant to subsection 13(1) of the Act, a part of the lands in respect of which that contract relates, the veteran shall submit to the Director, through the office of the Director nearest the lands proposed to be sold, an application therefor in writing, in the form prescribed by the Director. (2) Where a veteran referred to in subsection (1) makes an application under that subsection, the Director may sell the lands proposed to be sold, notwithstanding that after such sale the lands remaining under the contract are less than ½ acre in area, if, in the opinion of the Director, the lands remaining under the contract are suitable for part-time farming purposes and comply in all respects with the laws of the province in which the lands are situated relating to the use or state of the lands or to the erection, use or state of improvements on the lands. SOR/83-203, s. 1
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57 (1) Where a veteran who has a subsisting contract with the Director under Part I or Parts I and III of the Act wishes the Director (a) to sell, pursuant to subsection 13(1) of the Act, all or any part of the lands in respect of which that contract relates, and (b) to purchase, pursuant to subsection 13(2) of the Act, other or additional lands in substitution for the lands so sold, the veteran shall submit to the Director, through the office of the Director nearest the lands proposed to be purchased, an application therefor in writing, in the form prescribed by the Director. (2) An application referred to in subsection (1) shall be accompanied by a declaration in writing, signed by the veteran, that (a) the veteran or an agent of the veteran has personally inspected and thoroughly examined the lands proposed to be purchased in substitution for the lands proposed to be sold by the Director; (b) the veteran is satisfied that the lands proposed to be purchased are suitable for the purposes for which they are intended to be used; and (c) the veteran understands and agrees that the Director’s approval of the purchase does not constitute a warranty or guarantee of any kind what ever as to the condition of the lands proposed to be purchased or the suitability of the lands for the purpose for which they are intended to be used. (3) Where a veteran referred to in subsection (1) makes an application under that subsection, the Director may sell the lands proposed to be sold and purchase the lands proposed to be purchased in substitution for the lands so sold, notwithstanding that after such sale and purchase the aggregate area of the lands remaining under the contract, if any, and the lands substituted for the lands so sold is less than ½ acre, if, in the opinion of the Director, the lands remaining under the contract, if any, and the lands substituted for the lands so sold are suitable for part-time farming purposes and comply in all respects with the laws of the province in which the lands are situated relating to the use or state of the lands or to the erection, use or state of improvements on the lands. SOR/83-203, s. 1
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THIS AGREEMENT made this day of , A.D. 19 , under the provisions of Parts I and III of the Veterans’ Land Act .
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The Veteran has been certified by the Director to be qualified to participate in the benefits under the Veterans’ Land Act ;
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Pursuant to the provisions of the said Act the Director has acquired the land hereinafter more particularly described and has determined the cost to the Director of the said land together with improvements to be effected, if any.
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The parties have agreed that the outstanding indebtedness under any previous Agreement of Sale shall form part of the indebtedness under this Agreement and shall be repayable in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
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NOW THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH as follows:
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1. In consideration of the conditions and provisions herein contained the DIRECTOR AGREES TO SELL TO THE VETERAN WHO AGREES TO PURCHASE all and singular that certain parcel of land and premises lying and being in the Province of
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of lawful money of Canada, payable to the Director at his office in the City of Ottawa, or at his office for the region in which the said land is situated, on the days and in the manner hereinafter set out, upon and subject to the terms, conditions and stipulations herein contained, and the payments to be made as herein specified, the observance of each and every of the said conditions and stipulations, as well as the making of the said payments being expressly declared the essence of this Agreement.
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2. (1) The Director acknowledges having received from the Veteran the sum of
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being the down payment on the sale now being made under Part I of the Act.
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that the balance of the sale price outstanding on the sale now being made under Part I of the Act is the sum of Dollars ($ );
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that the balance of the sale price outstanding on any previous sale made under Part I of the Act is the sum of Dollars ($ );
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that the amount of the loan now being made under Part III of the Act is the sum of
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that the balance outstanding under any previous loan made under Part III of the Act is the sum of
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Balance of the sale price payable to the Director
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(3) The Veteran covenants and agrees that he will pay to the Director the balance of the said sale price as follows:
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with interest at the rate of 3 1/2 per cent per annum;
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Interest at the said rates to accrue from the day of 19 .
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Monthly payments of Dollars ($ ) on account of interest to be paid on the first day of each and every month from and including the first day of , 19 , to and including the first day of , 19 , on which last mentioned date there shall be paid in addition to the monthly payment aforesaid, the balance of interest, if any, on amounts advanced from time to time; and,
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In equal consecutive amortized monthly payments of Dollars ($ ) such payments to be made on the first day of each and every month, the first of such payments to be made on the day of , 19 . Each amortized payment consists of principal and interest, such interest being calculated yearly not in advance, which payments are sufficient on an amortization plan to pay the principal and interest thereon. Each amortized payment shall be applied, firstly, in the reduction of interest outstanding and secondly, in the reduction of principal. All payments of principal on becoming overdue shall bear interest at the rate(s) aforesaid.
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3. The Veteran agrees that the Director has determined the cost to the Director under Part I of the Act inclusive of any cost under a previous Agreement which is included in this Agreement to be the sum of Dollars ($ ). The Veteran agrees that save upon payment in full of the said Part I cost together with interest at the rate of 3 1/2 per cent per annum, together with the balance of the said Part III loan or loans payable under Clause 2 hereof together with interest thereon at the rate or rates therein set out and all other charges in respect thereof and any amount payable to the Director under any Agreement of Sale of Livestock and Equipment, Agreement of Sale of Permanent Improvements, no conveyance or transfer shall be given by the Director to the Veteran during a period of 10 years from the day of , 19 , which is the effective date of this Agreement for the purposes of subsection 11(4)(a) of the Act, and thereafter only if the Veteran has complied with the terms of this Agreement for the said 10-year period.
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4. The Veteran immediately upon the execution of this Agreement shall have the right of possession of the said land and he agrees forthwith to enter into occupation of the said land, and, save with the approval of the Director, to reside thereon during the continuance of this Agreement.
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5. The Veteran agrees that he will not lease the said land during the first 10-year period from the effective date of this Agreement and thereafter only with the permission of the Director, and that the Director, his officers, agents and employees, may at any and all times enter upon the said land, or any part thereof, to view the state of the buildings and of the cultivation and to inspect the farming operations.
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6. The Veteran agrees that he will in a good and husbandmanlike manner, in each and every farming season during the continuance of this Agreement, break, cultivate, seed and crop the said land or such portion thereof as may from time to time be expedient in good farming operation of the said land, and that instructions as to cultural practices or management given by the duly authorized representative of the Director shall be observed.
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7. It is agreed between the parties hereto that all buildings and any appurtenances thereto now on, or which may be erected or constructed on, the said land shall be a part of the freehold, and shall not be removed or destroyed without the previous permission of the Director in writing, and the Veteran agrees that he will keep and maintain the said land, buildings and any and all appurtenances, and all fixtures and things thereto belonging in good and substantial repair and in a tidy and clean condition, damage by fire, lightning and tempest only excepted, and that he will permit any agent of the Director at any time during the currency of this Agreement to enter and view the state of repair and cleanliness, and further, that he will promptly repair and clean according to notice and fulfill any further requirements which the Director may deem necessary, and in default of his compliance with any such notice as aforesaid, the Director may enter upon the property and effect such work as he may deem necessary and all costs so incurred by the Director shall be repaid by the Veteran on demand with interest at the rate of per annum from the time of such payment by the Director and until so repaid the amount of such payment shall be added to the purchase price of the said land.
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8. The Veteran agrees that, save with the approval of the Director, during the continuance of this Agreement no building or buildings, booth, or structure of any kind whatsoever shall be erected on the premises, or additions or alterations made to existing buildings. The Veteran also agrees that he will not exercise or carry on or permit to be exercised or carried on in or upon the said land any form of trade, business or undertaking likely to be obnoxious to the occupiers or owners of the adjoining lands.
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9. The Veteran covenants that he will commit no waste on the said land and that he will not, without the consent of the Director in writing, cut any wood or timber therefrom except a quantity sufficient for fuel and fencing for actual and necessary use thereon, and for buildings to be erected thereon.