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Veterans’ Land Regulations — Veterans’ Land Regulations
at the time of the execution of these presents, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, and the balance being the sum of Dollars ($ ) with interest at the rate of 3 1/2 per cent per annum from the date hereof, shall be payable in equal consecutive payments of
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each consisting of principal and interest, such interest being calculated yearly not in advance, which payments are sufficient on an amortized plan to pay the principal and interest thereon. The said equal consecutive payments shall be combined with the payments called for in the Principal Agreement and the combined payments shall be paid on the payment dates, and shall be applied in the manner, set out in clause numbered 2 of the Principal Agreement, provided that the first of such combined payments shall become due and be paid on the day of , 19 .
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3. It is hereby agreed that the terms, conditions and provisions of the Principal Agreement and any amendments subsequent to the date thereof are incorporated into and form part of this Agreement, the necessary changes being deemed to have been made, and that any default under the Principal Agreement shall be deemed to be a default under this Agreement, and any default under this Agreement shall be deemed to be a default under the Principal Agreement.
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4. It is hereby mutually agreed that for the purposes of Section 11(4)(a) of the Veterans’ Land Act the effective date of this Agreement or contract shall be the date hereof.
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MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT made this day of A.D. 19 pursuant to Part III of the Veterans’ Land Act .
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WHEREAS by Agreement of Sale in writing of the day of 19 , hereinafter called the Principal Agreement, the Director agreed to sell to the Veteran and the Veteran agreed to purchase from the Director the land therein described;
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AND WHEREAS the Director has agreed to advance a loan, as provided by Part III of the Veterans’ Land Act , to the Veteran in the amount of
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(1) The Veteran covenants and agrees with the Director that he will repay to the Director the sum of Dollars ($ ) at the Director’s Office in the City of Ottawa, or at his office for the region in which the land is situated, together with interest thereon at the rate of per annum and made payable in the following manner, namely:
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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 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 aforesaid.
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(2) This Agreement is supplementary to and forms part of the Principal Agreement and any default under the Principal Agreement aforesaid shall be deemed to be a default under this Agreement, and any default under this Agreement shall be deemed to be a default under the said Principal Agreement.
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(3) The lands being purchased under Part I of the Act are the lands described in Schedule “I” hereto. Where additional lands are being purchased from the proceeds of this loan, the lands are described in Schedule “II” hereto and are subject to the same terms and conditions as are contained in the Principal Agreement.
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(4) The Veteran shall not be entitled to a conveyance or transfer of either the land described in this Agreement or the land described in the Principal Agreement until he has fully complied with the terms of this Agreement and the Principal Agreement whether as to terms of payment or otherwise, and as long as any portion of the loan to which this Agreement relates remains unpaid, the Director has a first and paramount lien in respect thereof on the land described in the Principal Agreement and in this Agreement, which lien has priority over all other rights, interests, liens, charges, claims or demands whatsoever of any other person.
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(5) The Veteran may at any time without giving notice or paying bonus, pay the whole or any part of the indebtedness to the Director under this Agreement.
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(6) The Veteran agrees that if the Director, pursuant to the provisions of the Principal Agreement, disburses moneys in payment of the costs of cleaning and repairing, in payment of insurance premiums or in payment of rates, taxes or assessments or in any other manner disburses moneys pursuant to the provisions of the Principal Agreement or the Veterans’ Land Act , the interest chargeable on such disbursements, notwithstanding the interest rate that may be prescribed in the Principal Agreement, shall be at the rate of per annum.
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IT IS PROVIDED that, in the event of any sale, lease or other disposition by the Veteran of the land described in the Principal Agreement, or any land purchased from the proceeds of this loan, any portion of the loan then outstanding shall, at the option of the Director, become due and payable forthwith.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have hereunto set their hands and seals.
Proclamation Designating Certain Countries as Designated States — (a)
Know You that We, and with the advice of Our Privy Council for Canada, do by this Our Proclamation (a) designate the countries listed hereinafter as designated states for the purposes of the Visiting Forces Act : Barbados Brunei Cameroon Commonwealth of Australia Dominion of New Zealand Ethiopia Federal Republic of Germany France Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Guyana Iceland Italy Jamaica Japan Kingdom of Belgium Kingdom of Denmark Kingdom of Greece Kingdom of the Netherlands Kingdom of Norway Malawi Malaysia Niger Nigeria Portugal Republic of Ghana Republic of Kenya Republic of Korea Republic of Singapore Republic of Turkey Republic of Uganda Republic of Venezuela Republic of Zambia Swaziland Trinidad and Tobago United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland United Republic of Tanzania United States of America; (b) declare that the Visiting Forces Act is applicable (i) in whole to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, (ii) with the exception of Parts III and V thereof, to the Commonwealth of Australia and the Dominion of New Zealand, and (iii) with the exception of Part VI thereof, to all the other designated states; and (c) designate as a civilian component of a visiting force from one of the countries listed hereinafter the civilian personnel accompanying that visiting force who are in the employ of that force and who are not (i) stateless persons, (ii) nationals of any state that is not a designated state, or (iii) citizens of or ordinarily resident in Canada: Commonwealth of Australia Dominion of New Zealand Federal Republic of Germany France Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Iceland Italy Kingdom of Belgium Kingdom of Denmark Kingdom of Greece Kingdom of the Netherlands Kingdom of Norway Portugal Republic of Turkey United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland United States of America.
Proclamation Designating Certain Countries as Designated States — (a)
(a) designate the countries listed hereinafter as designated states for the purposes of the Visiting Forces Act : Barbados Brunei Cameroon Commonwealth of Australia Dominion of New Zealand Ethiopia Federal Republic of Germany France Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Guyana Iceland Italy Jamaica Japan Kingdom of Belgium Kingdom of Denmark Kingdom of Greece Kingdom of the Netherlands Kingdom of Norway Malawi Malaysia Niger Nigeria Portugal Republic of Ghana Republic of Kenya Republic of Korea Republic of Singapore Republic of Turkey Republic of Uganda Republic of Venezuela Republic of Zambia Swaziland Trinidad and Tobago United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland United Republic of Tanzania United States of America;
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(b) declare that the Visiting Forces Act is applicable (i) in whole to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, (ii) with the exception of Parts III and V thereof, to the Commonwealth of Australia and the Dominion of New Zealand, and (iii) with the exception of Part VI thereof, to all the other designated states; and
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(i) in whole to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland,
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(ii) with the exception of Parts III and V thereof, to the Commonwealth of Australia and the Dominion of New Zealand, and
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(iii) with the exception of Part VI thereof, to all the other designated states; and
Proclamation Designating Certain Countries as Designated States — (c)
(c) designate as a civilian component of a visiting force from one of the countries listed hereinafter the civilian personnel accompanying that visiting force who are in the employ of that force and who are not (i) stateless persons, (ii) nationals of any state that is not a designated state, or (iii) citizens of or ordinarily resident in Canada: Commonwealth of Australia Dominion of New Zealand Federal Republic of Germany France Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Iceland Italy Kingdom of Belgium Kingdom of Denmark Kingdom of Greece Kingdom of the Netherlands Kingdom of Norway Portugal Republic of Turkey United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland United States of America.
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(ii) nationals of any state that is not a designated state, or
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(iii) citizens of or ordinarily resident in Canada: Commonwealth of Australia Dominion of New Zealand Federal Republic of Germany France Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Iceland Italy Kingdom of Belgium Kingdom of Denmark Kingdom of Greece Kingdom of the Netherlands Kingdom of Norway Portugal Republic of Turkey United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland United States of America.
Visiting Forces Attachment and Serving Together Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Visiting Forces Attachment and Serving Together Regulations .
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2 In these Regulations "Act" means the Visiting Forces Act .
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3 Every member of the Canadian Forces shall, for the purpose of Part VI of the Act, unless the Chief of the Defence Staff otherwise directs, be placed at the disposal of the service authorities of any country to which Part VI of the Act has been declared to be applicable, for the purpose of being attached temporarily to an armed force of that country, for the period during which he is (a) under appropriate arrangements, on the staff of or attending any school or training unit, (b) on the staff of or a patient in any hospital or convalescent establishment, (c) appointed to or detailed for duty in any ship, vessel, formation, unit, detachment or establishment, or (d) in transit, or awaiting passage, in any ship, vessel or other conveyance, that is comprised in or under the control of an armed force of that country serving either within or without that country.
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4 Every member of an armed force of any country to which Part VI of the Act has been declared to be applicable, who is placed at the disposal of the Governor in Council by the service authorities of that country for the purpose of temporary attachment to the Canadian Forces shall for the purposes of Part VI of the Act, unless those authorities otherwise direct, be attached temporarily to the Canadian Forces, whether serving within or without Canada, for the period during which he is (a) under appropriate arrangements, on the staff of or attending any school or training unit, (b) on the staff of or a patient in any hospital or convalescent establishment, (c) appointed to or detailed for duty in any formation, station, unit or detachment, or (d) in transit, or awaiting passage, in any ship, vessel or other conveyance, that is comprised in or under the control of the Canadian Forces.
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5 The statutes relating to the Canadian Forces shall apply to every member of another force attached to the Canadian Forces pursuant to Part VI of the Act and these Regulations, except that any provision of any such statute respecting superannuation, pensions or veterans benefits shall not apply to such member.
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6 Where any component, unit or other element of the Canadian Forces is serving in the same place or in company with any part of an armed force of any country to which Part VI of the Act has been declared to be applicable, the component, unit or other element shall be deemed to be serving together with that part of the armed forces of that country.
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1 These Regulations may be cited as the Visiting Forces Regulations .
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2 In these Regulations, Act means the Visiting Forces Act ; ( Loi ) Attorney General means, in respect of a civil court, (a) where the civil court is situated in the Northwest Territories or the Yukon Territory, the Attorney General of Canada or his lawful deputy, and (b) in all other cases, the Attorney General of the province in which the civil court is situated or his lawful deputy. ( procureur général )
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Act means the Visiting Forces Act ; ( Loi )
Visiting Forces Regulations — (a)
Attorney General means, in respect of a civil court, (a) where the civil court is situated in the Northwest Territories or the Yukon Territory, the Attorney General of Canada or his lawful deputy, and (b) in all other cases, the Attorney General of the province in which the civil court is situated or his lawful deputy. ( procureur général )
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3 (1) Subject to this section, the Attorney General may waive the primary right of a civil court to exercise jurisdiction in respect of any act or omission constituting an offence against any law in force in Canada alleged to have been committed by a member of a visiting force in favour of a service court of the visiting force (a) by sending a waiver signed by the Attorney General, in Form 1 set out in the schedule or to the like effect, to the officer in command of the visiting force, where no information has been laid against the member before the civil court in respect of the act or omission; or (b) by complying with paragraph (a) and by sending a copy of the waiver to the judge, magistrate or justice who presides over the civil court, where such an information has been laid. (2) No waiver shall be made under this section in respect of an act or omission after a civil court has made an adjudication in respect thereof. (3) No request is necessary to empower the Attorney General to make a waiver under this section, but the officer in command of a visiting force may complete and send a request signed by him, in Form 2 set out in the schedule or to the like effect, to the Attorney General setting forth the reasons for which a waiver is requested.
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4 (1) The officer in command of a visiting force may waive the primary right of a service court to exercise jurisdiction in respect of the alleged commission by a member of the visiting force of an offence respecting any matter described in paragraphs 6(2)(a) to (c) of the Act in favour of a civil court by completing and sending a waiver signed by him, in Form 3 set out in the schedule or to the like effect, to the Attorney General. (2) No request is necessary to empower the officer in command of a visiting force to make a waiver under this section, but the Attorney General may complete and send a request signed by him, in Form 4 set out in the schedule or to the like effect, to the officer in command of the visiting force setting forth the reasons for which a waiver is requested.
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5 (1) A request pursuant to section 11 of the Act by the officer in command of a visiting force for the incarceration of a member of that visiting force in a penitentiary, civil prison, service prison or detention barrack shall (a) be in Form 5 set out in the schedule or to the like effect; (b) set forth the reasons for the request; (c) indicate the nature of the place in which that member would be incarcerated under the law of the designated state; (d) contain an undertaking on behalf of the designated state to reimburse (i) the Government of Canada if the member is to be incarcerated in a penitentiary, service prison or detention barrack operated at the expense of the Government of Canada, and (ii) the Government of the province if the member is to be incarcerated in a prison operated at the expense of the Government of a province, for the cost of rations to be supplied by such government to the member while he is incarcerated; and (e) be signed by the officer in command of the visiting force. (2) The Minister of National Defence shall, in his sole discretion, determine whether a request under section 11 of the Act is to be granted. (3) Where the Minister of National Defence determines that a request under section 11 of the Act is to be granted, he shall designate the penitentiary, civil prison, service prison or detention barrack to which the person in respect of whom the request is made is to be committed and shall in writing, in Form 6 set out in the schedule or to the like effect, notify the officer in command of the visiting force accordingly and of his appointment, pursuant to section 187 of the National Defence Act , as a committing authority in relation to the committal to the designated penitentiary, civil prison, service prison or detention barrack, as the case may be, of the person named in the notification. (4) A committal order issued by the officer in command of a visiting force pursuant to section 187 of the National Defence Act shall be in Form 7 set out in the schedule or to the like effect.
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6 A member of the armed forces of a visiting force of a designated state may, in relation to any member of that visiting force or a dependant of that other member, exercise in Canada such police functions including the power of arrest, as may be conferred on him by the law of that state.
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7 (1) Where a person is likely to give material evidence before a court martial of a visiting force, a subpoena, in Form 8 set out in the schedule or to the like effect, may be issued in accordance with this section requiring that person to attend and give evidence. (2) A subpoena issued under the authority of this section shall be signed by a magistrate or justice, as the case may be, and where the person whose attendance is required is not within the province in which the proceedings were instituted, the subpoena shall not be issued except pursuant to an order of a county or district court judge or a judge of a superior court of criminal jurisdiction, as defined in the Criminal Code , having jurisdiction in the province in which the proceedings were instituted.
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8 A witness who attends before a court martial of a visiting force to give evidence is entitled to receive the same fees and allowances as he would be entitled to receive if he had appeared for that purpose in proceedings instituted under the Criminal Code .
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To the Officer in Command of (visiting force)
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I, the undersigned, being the Attorney General (or Deputy Attorney General) of (Canada or province) , do hereby waive, in favour of the service courts of (visiting force) , the primary right of the civil courts of (province or territory) to exercise jurisdiction in respect of (name of member) , a member of that visiting force, who is alleged to have committed an offence against a law in force in Canada, namely, that (here describe alleged circumstances of offence).
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To the Attorney General of (Canada or province)
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Whereas (name of member) is a member of , a visiting force within the meaning of the Visiting Forces Act ;
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And whereas the said (name of member) is alleged to have committed an offence against a law in force in Canada, namely, (here describe the alleged circumstances of the offence);
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And whereas it appears to the undersigned, the officer in command of the visiting force, that the primary right of the civil courts of (province or territory) to exercise jurisdiction in respect of the alleged commission by the said member of the said offence should be waived for the following reasons:
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This is, therefore, to request that the primary right of the civil courts of (province or territory) to exercise jurisdiction in respect of the alleged commission by the said member of the said offence be waived.
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I, the undersigned, being the Attorney General of (Canada or province) do hereby request the waiver of the primary right of the service courts of (visiting force) to exercise jurisdiction in respect of (name of member) , a member of that visiting force, who is alleged to have committed an offence mentioned in subsection 6(2) of the said Act, namely, that (here describe alleged circumstances of offence).
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The reasons for which this waiver of jurisdiction is sought are:
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I, the undersigned, being the officer in command of (visiting force) do hereby waive, in favour of the civil courts of (province or territory) , the primary right of the service courts of the said visiting force to exercise jurisdiction in respect of (name of member) , a member of that visiting force, who is alleged to have committed an offence mentioned in subsection 6(2) of the Visiting Forces Act , namely, that (here describe alleged circumstances of offence).
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Whereas (name of member) is a member of the visiting force of (country) a designated state within the meaning of the Visiting Forces Act ;
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And whereas the said member has been sentenced by a service court to undergo a punishment involving incarceration;
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And whereas it is desirable that the incarceration be served wholly or partly in a penitentiary, civil prison, service prison or detention barrack for the reason that (here set out reasons for the request including the nature of the place of incarceration under the law of the designated state)