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War Claims Regulations — 4
4 Priorities The following shall be the effective orders of priority: 1-2 Claims for compensation for death, personal injury and maltreatment, in full, or if the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, the pro rata . 3 (a) Claims for compensation for property losses up to $2,500 in full, of if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata . (b) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $2,500 in full, or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata . 4 (a) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $5,000 in full,or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata . (b) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $5,000 in full, or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata . 5 All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $15,000 in full,or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata . 6 (a) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $20,000 in full, of if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata . (b) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $50,000 in full, or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata . 7 All remaining claims for compensation for property losses in full, or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata .
War Claims Regulations — 1-2
The following shall be the effective orders of priority: 1-2 Claims for compensation for death, personal injury and maltreatment, in full, or if the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, the pro rata . 3 (a) Claims for compensation for property losses up to $2,500 in full, of if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata . (b) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $2,500 in full, or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata . 4 (a) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $5,000 in full,or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata . (b) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $5,000 in full, or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata . 5 All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $15,000 in full,or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata . 6 (a) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $20,000 in full, of if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata . (b) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $50,000 in full, or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata . 7 All remaining claims for compensation for property losses in full, or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata .
War Claims Regulations — 1-2
1-2 Claims for compensation for death, personal injury and maltreatment, in full, or if the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, the pro rata .
War Claims Regulations — (a)
(a) Claims for compensation for property losses up to $2,500 in full, of if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata .
War Claims Regulations — (b)
(b) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $2,500 in full, or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata .
War Claims Regulations — (a)
(a) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $5,000 in full,or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata .
War Claims Regulations — (b)
(b) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $5,000 in full, or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata .
War Claims Regulations — 5
5 All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $15,000 in full,or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata .
War Claims Regulations — (a)
(a) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $20,000 in full, of if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata .
War Claims Regulations — (b)
(b) All remaining claims for compensation for property losses up to an additional $50,000 in full, or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata .
War Claims Regulations — 7
7 All remaining claims for compensation for property losses in full, or if the balance in the Fund is not sufficient to pay them in full, then pro rata .
War Claims Regulations — 5
5 Interest Simple interest at three per centum per annum may be paid on the following classes of awards: (a) For property losses (i) on the high seas, or (ii) on land that was not at any time during World War II included in enemy or enemy occupied territory, from the date of the loss; (b) For personal injury or death on the high seas from the date of the loss; (c) For disbursements for medical and similar expenses from the date of the disbursement; and (d) For all other claims, excluding awards for maltreatment, from January 1, 1946.
War Claims Regulations — (a)
Simple interest at three per centum per annum may be paid on the following classes of awards: (a) For property losses (i) on the high seas, or (ii) on land that was not at any time during World War II included in enemy or enemy occupied territory, from the date of the loss; (b) For personal injury or death on the high seas from the date of the loss; (c) For disbursements for medical and similar expenses from the date of the disbursement; and (d) For all other claims, excluding awards for maltreatment, from January 1, 1946.
War Claims Regulations — (a)
(a) For property losses (i) on the high seas, or (ii) on land that was not at any time during World War II included in enemy or enemy occupied territory, from the date of the loss;
War Claims Regulations — (ii)
(ii) on land that was not at any time during World War II included in enemy or enemy occupied territory,
War Claims Regulations — (b)
(b) For personal injury or death on the high seas from the date of the loss;
War Claims Regulations — (c)
(c) For disbursements for medical and similar expenses from the date of the disbursement; and
War Claims Regulations — (d)
(d) For all other claims, excluding awards for maltreatment, from January 1, 1946.
War Claims Regulations — 6
6 Limitation of Time for Filing Claims (a) Notice of a claim must be received by the War Claims Commission not later than November 30, 1954. (b) A claim for maltreatment shall be deemed to be presented at the time when it is first made or on the date of coming into force of the War Claims Regulations , whichever is the later.
War Claims Regulations — (a)
(a) Notice of a claim must be received by the War Claims Commission not later than November 30, 1954.
War Claims Regulations — (b)
(b) A claim for maltreatment shall be deemed to be presented at the time when it is first made or on the date of coming into force of the War Claims Regulations , whichever is the later.
War Claims Regulations — War Claims Regulations
Satisfaction from Source other than the War Claims Fund
War Claims Regulations — 7
7 Where the War Claims Commissioner is satisfied that a claimant is entitled to receive a payment of compensation from the Governments of Hungary or Roumania pursuant to the Treaties of Peace with Hungary and with Roumania, and that the amount thereof has not been paid to the claimant, he shall not in applying the rules regard such entitlement as satisfaction otherwise provided for; provided that the claimant has assigned his rights to such entitlement to the Crown in right of Canada.
War Claims Regulations — 8
8 In any case where a payment in respect of a war claim may be or could have been made to a person, or to another on his behalf, from a source other than the War Claims Fund and where the War Claims Commissioner is of opinion that undue delay would result from postponement of his recommendation until he could assess with reasonable certainty the possibilities of recovery of compensation from such other source, he may make his recommendation immediately on the basis of the information then available.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — Dominion Succession Duty Regulations
Pursuant to the powers conferred by section 59 of the Dominion Succession Duty Act , I hereby revoke all regulations heretofore made under that Act and, in substitution therefor, make and establish the following regulations.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 1
1 These regulations may be cited as the Dominion Succession Duty Regulations .
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 2
2 In these regulations, Act means the Dominion Succession Duty Act . ( Loi ) Deputy Minister means the Deputy Minister of National Revenue Taxation. ( sous-ministre ) Minister means the Minister of National Revenue. ( ministre )
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — Dominion Succession Duty Regulations
Act means the Dominion Succession Duty Act . ( Loi )
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Deputy Minister means the Deputy Minister of National Revenue Taxation. ( sous-ministre )
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — Dominion Succession Duty Regulations
Minister means the Minister of National Revenue. ( ministre )
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 3
3 (1) The Deputy Minister is authorized to exercise the powers conferred by the Act upon the Minister as fully and effectively as if the said powers were exercised by the Minister. (2) The forms contained in Schedule A hereto are the forms prescribed for the purposes of the Act.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 4
4 (1) Subject to the provisions of section 16 of the Act, the executor and every heir, legatee, substitute, institute or other successor shall, within six months after the death of the deceased, without any notice or demand therefor, deliver to the Administrator of Succession Duties or a Director-Taxation, the information required by the Act, more generally indicated as the value of all property included in the succession. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), Form S.D. 1, Form S.D. 1 Special and Form S.D. 1 NR are hereby prescribed.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 5
5 The forms prescribed by subsection (2) of section 4 shall be used as specified hereunder: (a) Form S.D. 1 shall be used where the deceased died domiciled within Canada and the value of all property included in the succession exceeds forty thousand dollars, and shall be filed in duplicate together with one certified copy and one office copy of the last will and testament of the deceased; (b) Form S.D. 1 Special or S.D. 1 shall be used where the deceased died domiciled within Canada and the value of all property included in the succession does not exceed forty thousand dollars and a single copy thereof shall be filed together with one certified copy of the last will and testament of the deceased; and (c) Form S.D. 1 NR shall be used where the deceased died domiciled outside of Canada, and a single copy thereof shall be filed together with one certified copy of the last will and testament of the deceased.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 6
6 Form S.D. 1 or S.D. 1 Special shall be delivered to a Director-Taxation for the district in which the deceased during his lifetime, filed his last income tax return or the district in which he resided at death.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 7
7 Where the deceased died domiciled outside of Canada, Form S.D. 1 NR shall be delivered to the Administrator of Succession Duties, Taxation Division, Department of National Revenue, Ottawa.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 8
8 The Deputy Minister, the Administrator of Succession Duties and the Directors-Taxation are hereby empowered to demand by registered letter any information, additional information or explanation pertaining to any matter arising under the Act, and such information or explanation shall be furnished by the heir, legatee, substitute, institute, executor, successor or other person having under his control any such information.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 9
9 (1) For the purposes of section 51 of the Act, an officer of a branch of a bank (which includes a savings bank operated under the Quebec Savings Banks Act ), of a loan or savings company, of an insurance company, or of a trust company approved by the Minister and listed in Schedule B hereto, shall in the presence of a representative of the estate represent the Minister at the opening of a depository located where such officer is employed for the purpose of examining the contents thereof and permitting the withdrawal therefrom of the will of the deceased. (2) The representative of the estate present at the opening of a depository shall furnish the representative of the Minister with a true and complete list of the contents of the depository certified as being true and complete by the depositary.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 10
10 The representative of the Minister shall complete and sign in duplicate Form S.D. 31, which shall also be signed by the representative of the estate, and shall retain the original thereof and forward the copy together with the certified list of the contents of the depository to the Administrator of Succession Duties or to a Director-Taxation.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 11
11 Before the contents of any safety deposit box or depository may be withdrawn, in whole or in part, by any person except as provided for in section 9, there shall be procured from the Deputy Minister or the Administrator of Succession Duties or a Director-Taxation, Form S.D. 32 consenting to the withdrawal of the contents from the safety deposit box or depository; such form shall (a) bear the signature of the Deputy Minister written, printed or stamped thereon; and (b) be signed in the space provided for under the words “Verified by” by the Deputy Minister or the Administrator of Succession Duties or a Director-Taxation or an officer authorized by any of them.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 12
12 Except as otherwise provided by the Act, before any property whatsoever may be transferred, the consent on Form S.D. 30, as required by section 50, shall be obtained from the Deputy Minister or the Administrator of Succession Duties or a Director-Taxation; the form shall be completed in the manner prescribed by section 11.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 13
13 Insurance moneys, benevolent and friendly society benefits and superannuation benefits, may be paid to the persons entitled thereto, where the payment does not exceed fifteen hundred dollars; but the person making such payment shall lodge notice of payment at the time thereof with the Administrator of Succession Duties or a Director-Taxation on Form S.D. 17.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 14
14 Bank or company deposits, claims in respect of salary or wages and gratuities may be paid where the payment does not exceed five hundred dollars; but the person making such payment shall lodge notice of payment at the time thereof with the Administrator of Succession Duties or a Director-Taxation on Form S.D. 18.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 15
15 The notice of assessment required by section 23 of the Act shall be in accordance with Form S.D. 7, and shall bear the signature or facsimile signature of the Deputy Minister written, printed or stamped thereon.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 16
16 The security required by section 27 of the Act shall be given (a) by the deposit with the Receiver General of Canada of a sum of money considered by the Deputy Minister to be sufficient; or (b) by a bond of indemnity, satisfactory to the Deputy Minister in a penal sum not less than double the amount of the whole or unpaid portion of the estimated duty.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 17
17 Bonds shall be furnished, according to the circumstances, in one of the following forms: (a) where a company is appointed executor, administrator or trustee by the will of the deceased, or by the court, and the company is by the law of the province authorized to act without security in the administration of the estate, the bond shall be in accordance with Form S.D. 2. (b) all other executors and administrators shall have Form S.D. 2 endorsed by way of guarantee in support of the executor’s or administrator’s signature by a guarantee company satisfactory to the Deputy Minister; and (c) every bond required to be filed by a successor shall be in accordance with Form S.D. 3 and shall be endorsed by way of guarantee by a guarantee company satisfactory to the Deputy Minister; every such bond shall be deposited with the Administrator of Succession Duties or a Director-Taxation.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 18
18 Debts claimed as allowances and not shown on Form S.D. 1 or S.D. 1 NR as being particular to the property described shall be declared on Form S.D. 14, and shall be filed with the Administrator of Succession Duties or a Director-Taxation at the time of the completion and filing of Form S.D. 1 or S.D. 1 NR; the Form S.D. 14 shall set forth general debts, in so far as they are then known, funeral expenses, surrogate, probate and other like court fees for which allowance is claimed.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 19
19 Where an interest in expectancy falls into possession, and the duty thereon has not been paid, the executor, administrator or trustee, or the person who benefits by such interest in expectancy, shall furnish to a Director-Taxation on Form S.D. 1 where the deceased died domiciled within Canada, or to the Administrator of Succession Duties on Form S.D. 1 NR where the deceased died domiciled outside of Canada, a statement in detail showing particulars of the property in respect of which such interest in expectancy exists, and the value thereof at the time of falling into possession.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 20
20 Where the Deputy Minister is satisfied that the succession duties have been paid in full by the person or persons who were liable therefor in respect of all properties included in successions from the deceased, he may cause to be issued a Certificate of Discharge on Form S.D. 9; the form shall be completed in the manner prescribed by section 11.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — 21
21 (1) The value of every annuity, term of years, life estate, income or other estate, and of every interest in expectancy, shall be determined (a) where the succession does not depend on life contingencies, on the basis of compound interest at the rate of four per centum per annum with annual rests; and (b) where the succession depends on life contingencies, on the basis of compound interest at the rate of four per centum per annum with annual rests, together with the standard of mortality as defined in Table II; and Tables I, III and IV which are derived from the said bases, shall be used so far as they may be applicable in the valuation of any succession. (2) The amount of the duty payable in respect of any succession within the terms of paragraph (b) of subsection (3) of section 7 of the Act shall be determined in accordance with Table V. (3) Tables I, II, III, IV and V are contained in Schedule C hereto.
Dominion Succession Duty Regulations — Dominion Succession Duty Regulations
GRAPHICS ARE NOT DISPLAYED, SEE SOR/54-743, PP. 849 TO 868
Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations — 1
1 These regulations are applicable only to Part V of the Defence Services Pension Act and may be cited as the Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations .
Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations — 2
2 In these regulations, Act means the Defence Services Pension Act ; ( Loi ) a(f) Ultimate Table means the table so entitled appearing in the “Mortality of Annuitants 1900-1920” published on behalf of the Institute of Actuaries and The Faculty of Actuaries in Scotland, 1924; ( a (f) Ultimate Table ) annuity means an annuity, immediate or deferred, or annual allowance payable in accordance with the Public Service Superannuation Act ; ( rente viagère ) gratuity means a payment of an amount equal to one month’s pay and allowances for each year of service, pursuant to the Act or pay regulations, or an equivalent benefit pursuant to the Civil Service Superannuation Act , the Public Service Superannuation Act , or the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act ; ( gratification ) Minister means the Minister of National Defence; ( Ministre ) Parts I to V means the respective Parts of the Act; ( Parties I à V ) pension means a pension granted, pursuant to Part V, to a person in respect of his service; ( pension ) pensioner means a person to whom a pension has been granted; and ( pensionné ) public service means all branches or portions of the public service of Canada to which the Public Service Superannuation Act is applicable. ( service public )
Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations — Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations
Act means the Defence Services Pension Act ; ( Loi )
Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations — Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations
a(f) Ultimate Table means the table so entitled appearing in the “Mortality of Annuitants 1900-1920” published on behalf of the Institute of Actuaries and The Faculty of Actuaries in Scotland, 1924; ( a (f) Ultimate Table )
Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations — Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations
annuity means an annuity, immediate or deferred, or annual allowance payable in accordance with the Public Service Superannuation Act ; ( rente viagère )
Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations — Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations
gratuity means a payment of an amount equal to one month’s pay and allowances for each year of service, pursuant to the Act or pay regulations, or an equivalent benefit pursuant to the Civil Service Superannuation Act , the Public Service Superannuation Act , or the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act ; ( gratification )
Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations — Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations
Minister means the Minister of National Defence; ( Ministre )
Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations — Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations
Parts I to V means the respective Parts of the Act; ( Parties I à V )
Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations — Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations
pension means a pension granted, pursuant to Part V, to a person in respect of his service; ( pension )
Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations — Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations
pensioner means a person to whom a pension has been granted; and ( pensionné )
Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations — Defence Services Pension Part V Regulations
public service means all branches or portions of the public service of Canada to which the Public Service Superannuation Act is applicable. ( service public )