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Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 33
33 (1) Where a bond that has been called for payment prior to maturity is presented for the purpose of being redeemed and any of the coupons dated subsequent to the call date are not attached to the bond, an amount equal to the value of the missing coupons shall be withheld and that amount shall be credited to an appropriate account in the books of the Bank. (2) Where a coupon, in respect of which an amount equal to the value of that coupon has been credited to an account in the books of the Bank in accordance with subsection (1), is presented by a person to the Bank, the Bank may pay that amount to that person.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 34
34 Where it appears to the Bank that a cheque issued in payment of interest on or principal of a bond or otherwise in connection with a bond has been destroyed, lost or stolen, (a) after it has been mailed but before the payee received it, the Bank may issue a duplicate cheque in place of it if the payee gives to the Bank an undertaking to indemnify in accordance with section 37; or (b) after the payee received it, the Bank may issue a duplicate cheque in place of it if the payee or a bank or other institution that has negotiated it gives to the Bank an undertaking to indemnify in accordance with section 37 or a bond of indemnity in accordance with section 38, as the Bank may require.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 35
35 Where it appears to the Bank that an interim certificate has been damaged, defaced, mutilated, destroyed, lost or stolen, the Bank may issue a bond on like conditions to those in which, if the certificate were a coupon bond payable to bearer, the Bank might under these Regulations issue a new bond.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 36
36 A new bond issued in place of a damaged, defaced, mutilated, destroyed, lost or stolen bond or interim certificate as provided for in these Regulations shall be of the same issue and aggregate amount and of like tenor as the one that it is issued to replace.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 37
37 An undertaking to indemnify given to the Bank under these Regulations shall be executed by the owner or payee of the bond, coupon, cheque or certificate that has been damaged, defaced, mutilated, destroyed, lost or stolen, or by any other person acceptable to the Bank and shall undertake to indemnify the Bank and the Government of Canada for any loss resulting from the issue of any new bond or cheque or the making of any payment in respect thereof and shall be in a form satisfactory to the Bank.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 38
38 (1) Subject to subsection (2), a bond of indemnity given to the Bank pursuant to these Regulations shall (a) be executed by (i) a guarantee company approved by the Bank, (ii) a financial institution acceptable to the Bank, or (iii) a government of a province; (b) undertake to indemnify the Bank and the Government of Canada for any loss resulting from the transfer or redemption of any bond, the issue of any new bond or cheque or the making of any payment in respect of the transfer or redemption of any bond or in respect of any destroyed, lost or stolen bond, coupon, cheque or interim certificate in an amount deemed sufficient by the Bank; and (c) be in a form satisfactory to the Bank. (2) The Bank, in lieu of obtaining a bond of indemnity in accordance with subsection (1), may (a) with respect to the alleged destruction, loss or theft of a bond of which a person is registered as owner as to principal and interest and in respect of which no instrument of transfer to bearer has been executed, or (b) with respect to the alleged destruction, loss or theft of a cheque after the payee received it, accept a bond of indemnity in such amount, in such form and executed by such sureties as the Bank considers advisable.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 39
39 The Bank may, before issuing a bond or cheque or making a payment in accordance with sections 27 to 35 or section 44, require the claimant to furnish a statutory declaration setting out the facts relating to the alleged damage, defacement, mutilation, destruction, loss or theft by reason of which it is to be issued or made.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 40
40 Where a redemption agent for Canada Savings Bonds makes an erroneous payment and the Bank is satisfied that the error did not result from fault or negligence on the part of the redemption agent, the Treasury Board may, upon the recommendation of the Bank, relieve the redemption agent of liability to the Government of Canada and reimburse the Bank, but otherwise, the redemption agent shall reimburse the Bank in the amount of the loss sustained.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 41
41 (1) Where under these Regulations any act is required to be done by the Bank or is effective if done by the Bank, the act is deemed to have been done by the Bank for the purposes of these Regulations if it has been done by an officer or employee of the Bank acting in the course of his duties as such or by a person authorized by the Bank to do that act on behalf of the Bank. (2) Where under these Regulations the Bank is required to or may do an act if it is satisfied or has formed an opinion in respect of any matter, or if any events appear to the Bank to have occurred, it is sufficient for the purposes of these Regulations if the appropriate officer or employee of the Bank satisfies himself or forms the opinion or it appears to him that the events have occurred.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 42
42 In this Part, certificate means War Savings Certificates; ( certificat ) Registrar means the Bank. ( Registraire )
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certificate means War Savings Certificates; ( certificat )
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Registrar means the Bank. ( Registraire )
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 43
43 This Part applies in respect of War Savings Certificates and Part I applies in respect of War Savings Certificates except in so far as it is inconsistent with this Part.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 44
44 Where it appears to the Registrar that a certificate has been destroyed, lost or stolen, a cheque for an amount equal to the amount payable upon maturity of that certificate may be issued upon completion by the registered owner or by a person acting on his behalf, who is acceptable to the Registrar, of an undertaking in a form approved by the Registrar but unless the Registrar in its discretion otherwise decides, no cheque shall be issued pursuant to this section until at least three months have elapsed from the date upon which the Registrar first received notice of the alleged destruction, loss or theft of the certificate.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 45
45 If the maturity value of all certificates that belonged to a deceased owner is less than $50, production of the documents referred to in section 19 may, at the discretion of the Registrar be dispensed with and the Registrar may redeem the certificates to or in favour of the persons shown to be entitled by a letter from a bank, trust company or other institution acceptable to the Registrar, certifying that letters probate, letters of administration or other documents of like import were in fact granted or executed and giving such further particulars in respect thereof as the Registrar may require.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 46
46 The Post Office Department is hereby authorized to redeem War Savings Stamps at their face value upon presentation at any Post Office in Canada.
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Know all men by these presents that I/we (type or print name) for value received, do hereby assign and transfer unto (Name) (Exact Post Office Address) all right, title and interest in the bond(s) described above absolutely and the Bank of Canada is hereby authorized to make such entries in the books of registration as are required to give effect to such transfer.
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for value received, do hereby assign and transfer unto (Name) (Exact Post Office Address) all right, title and interest in the bond(s) described above absolutely and the Bank of Canada is hereby authorized to make such entries in the books of registration as are required to give effect to such transfer.
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(Exact Post Office Address) all right, title and interest in the bond(s) described above absolutely and the Bank of Canada is hereby authorized to make such entries in the books of registration as are required to give effect to such transfer.
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all right, title and interest in the bond(s) described above absolutely and the Bank of Canada is hereby authorized to make such entries in the books of registration as are required to give effect to such transfer.
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Signature of Transferor is hereby guaranteed Signature of Transferor
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* *Signature of the registered owner must be guaranteed by a Canadian Chartered Bank or other financial institution acceptable to the Bank of Canada.
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*Signature of the registered owner must be guaranteed by a Canadian Chartered Bank or other financial institution acceptable to the Bank of Canada.
Inspection of Defence Materiel Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Inspection of Defence Materiel Order .
Inspection of Defence Materiel Order — 2
2 In this Order, Department means the Department of National Defence; ( ministère ) Minister means the Minister of National Defence. ( ministre )
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Department means the Department of National Defence; ( ministère )
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Minister means the Minister of National Defence. ( ministre )
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3 Subject to section 4, the Minister is authorized to provide for the inspection of defence materiel being produced by Canadian industry in Canada on behalf of allied, foreign and Commonwealth governments.
Inspection of Defence Materiel Order — 4
4 The authority granted to the Minister under section 3 is subject to the following terms and conditions: (a) the inspection resources of the Department shall be provided without charge if reciprocal no-charge arrangements have been entered into between Canada and the country concerned; (b) the facilities of inspection services shall be provided under the following circumstances: (i) without charge in those cases where no reciprocal no-charge arrangement exists and the inspection services can be provided without additional cost to the Crown and within the existing inspection resources of inspection services of the Department, (ii) when no reciprocal no-charge arrangement exists and the inspection services cannot be provided without additional significant cost to the Crown, such additional costs incurred in the carrying out of the inspection shall be recovered for the Department by the Department of Supply and Services from the foreign government concerned; (c) the facilities of the Canadian Forces be provided, subject to Treasury Board approval, under the following circumstances: (i) without charge in those cases where no reciprocal no-charge arrangement exists and the inspection services can be provided without additional cost to the Crown and within the existing inspection resources of the Canadian Forces, (ii) when no reciprocal no-charge arrangement exists and the inspection services cannot be provided without additional significant cost to the Crown, such additional costs incurred in the carrying out of the inspection shall be recovered for the Department by the Department of Supply and Services from the foreign government concerned; and (d) no liability is assumed by the Crown in respect of or resulting from any such inspection.
Investors’ Indemnity Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Investors’ Indemnity Regulations .
Investors’ Indemnity Regulations — 2
2 (1) Every claim for payment out of the Investors’ Indemnity Account in respect of a loss sustained by a person (hereinafter called the “subscriber”) who has paid all or part of the purchase price of a security but has not received the security or repayment of the amount so paid, or in respect of a loss sustained by a person in the redemption of securities including, but without limiting the generality of the foregoing, every claim (a) by a person who has made a payment on account of the purchase price of a security to the Receiver General or a person duly authorized to accept subscriptions for securities on behalf of Her Majesty, and has not received the security or a satisfactory accounting or repayment of the amount that he has so paid, (b) by a person in respect of securities forwarded in the mail to the Bank of Canada or a department or public officer for redemption and for which the person entitled to receive payment has received no payment, (c) by a redemption agent, other than the Bank of Canada, for a loss incurred in the redemption of Canada Savings Bonds or War Saving Stamps where the loss does not arise from the fault or negligence of the redemption agent or a person under his supervision and control, or (d) for principal, accrued interest or premium in respect of a security issued in exchange for another security, which has not been received by the owner thereof, shall be submitted to the Minister of Finance, accompanied by a statement of the relevant facts. (2) No payment out of the Investors’ Indemnity Account in respect of a claim submitted under subsection (1) shall be made until the claim has been investigated by an officer of the Department of Finance or such other person as the Minister of Finance may designate. (3) Where the Minister of Finance, after reviewing a claim submitted under subsection (1) accompanied by a statement of the relevant facts and a report of the investigation in respect of such claim required under subsection (2), decides that a payment is to be made in respect of the claim, the amount of the payment as determined by the Minister shall be paid to the claimant or his legal representatives or such other person as the Minister decides, but no payment in excess of $5,000 shall be made except with the prior approval of the Treasury Board.
Investors’ Indemnity Regulations — 3
3 Where a claim for payment out of the Investors’ Indemnity Account is made in respect of a loss suffered by a subscriber (a) who has paid an amount on account of the purchase of a security to a person authorized to receive subscriptions for securities, or (b) whose employer has, out of amounts payable to the subscriber, retained an amount to be used to purchase a security for the subscriber or his nominee, no payment shall be made out of the Investors’ Indemnity Account unless the subscriber or his legal representative executes an assignment in favour of Her Majesty of all his claims in respect of the amount so paid or retained and of the said security.
Investors’ Indemnity Regulations — 4
4 An annual statement of the payments out of the Investors’ Indemnity Account and the recoveries credited to the Account in each fiscal year shall be submitted to the Treasury Board within 60 days after the end of the fiscal year.
Loan of Defence Materiel to Canadian Contractors Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Loan of Defence Materiel to Canadian Contractors Order .
Loan of Defence Materiel to Canadian Contractors Order — 2
2 The Minister of National Defence is authorized to lend, upon the request of the Minister of Supply and Services, defence materiel for the purpose of assisting Canadian defence contractors to produce military equipment in satisfaction of foreign government purchase orders, provided that the defence materiel is not otherwise required for defence purposes and that it be a condition of such loans that the materiel be recalled if required for defence purposes.
Loan of Defence Materiel to Canadian Contractors Order — 3
3 The loans referred to in section 2 are to be made through the Department of Supply and Services, which is to administer the loans under such terms and conditions as the Minister of Supply and Services deems appropriate, provided that such loans are without cost to the Crown.
Loaning of Purebred Sires Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Loaning of Purebred Sires Regulations .
Loaning of Purebred Sires Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, animals means purebred boars, bulls and rams owned by the Government of Canada; ( animaux ) association means a group of farmers organized together for the purpose of stock improvement by the collective use of purebred sires, approved by the Director; ( association ) Department means the Department of Agriculture; ( ministère ) Director means the Director of the Livestock Division of the Department of Agriculture. ( Directeur )
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animals means purebred boars, bulls and rams owned by the Government of Canada; ( animaux )
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association means a group of farmers organized together for the purpose of stock improvement by the collective use of purebred sires, approved by the Director; ( association )
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Department means the Department of Agriculture; ( ministère )
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Director means the Director of the Livestock Division of the Department of Agriculture. ( Directeur )
Minister of Agriculture Authority to Prescribe Fees Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Minister of Agriculture Authority to Prescribe Fees Order .
Minister of Agriculture Authority to Prescribe Fees Order — 2
2 The Minister of Agriculture is authorized to prescribe by order the fees to be charged for services provided by Her Majesty with respect to (a) the inspection of milk production of dairy cattle and dairy goats in Canada; and (b) the performance testing of beef cattle, sheep and swine in Canada. SI/85-125, s. 1
Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Authority to Prescribe Fees Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Authority to Prescribe Fees Order .
Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Authority to Prescribe Fees Order — 2
2 The Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development is authorized to prescribe by order the fees to be paid by persons provided with microfilm copies of geological, geophysical and well-history data submitted pursuant to the Canada Oil and Gas Land Regulations .
National Defence Official Mementos Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the National Defence Official Mementos Regulations .
National Defence Official Mementos Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Minister means the Minister of National Defence; ( ministre ) official memento means any item of public property of a distinctly Canadian character and manufacture, including contemporary arts and crafts and articles, representative of all or part of the Canadian Forces or of Canadian culture or Canadian manufacturing. ( souvenir officiel )
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Minister means the Minister of National Defence; ( ministre )
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official memento means any item of public property of a distinctly Canadian character and manufacture, including contemporary arts and crafts and articles, representative of all or part of the Canadian Forces or of Canadian culture or Canadian manufacturing. ( souvenir officiel )
National Defence Official Mementos Regulations — 3
3 Subject to section 4 and to any limitations prescribed by the Minister, an official memento may be transferred to a foreign dignitary, a military representative of the forces of another country, a visiting lecturer or other visiting official in appreciation of professional assistance or social hospitality extended, either inside or outside Canada, in support of programs of the Department of National Defence or the Canadian Forces.
National Defence Official Mementos Regulations — 4
4 (1) Subject to subsection (2), the Minister, the Chief of the Defence Staff, or an officer designated by the Chief of the Defence Staff may approve the transfer of an official memento. (2) The Chief of the Defence Staff shall not approve a transfer of an official memento where its value exceeds $200 and an officer designated by the Chief of the Defence Staff shall not approve a transfer where the value of the official memento exceeds $75. SOR/81-614, s. 1
Provision of Materiel and Services to Foreign Ships Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Provision of Materiel and Services to Foreign Ships Order .
Provision of Materiel and Services to Foreign Ships Order — 2
2 The Minister of National Defence, or such authority as he may designate, is authorized to provide, on a repayment basis, (a) materiel, services and money to naval ships of the governments (i) of the Commonwealth countries, (ii) of the United States, (iii) of the NATO countries, and (iv) of all other powers on approved visits to Canadian ports; and (b) materiel and services to merchant ships in distress, subject to the following qualifications: (i) no materiel shall be issued unless the recipient agrees to pay to the Receiver General in respect thereof an amount not less than the amount that, in the opinion of the said Minister, is the cost thereof to the Crown, (ii) a limitation of maximum debit balances is imposed, in connection with naval ships, of $1 million for the United States and $50,000 for all other governments concerned, and (iii) cash money is advanced on a repayment basis only where reciprocal arrangements are available to Canadian naval ships.
Public Lands Licensing Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Public Lands Licensing Order .
Public Lands Licensing Order — 3
3 The Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development is authorized to execute, on behalf of Her Majesty, licences, during pleasure, to (a) erect, lay, maintain and operate telegraph, telephone and power transmission wires and cables and water, sewer, drain and oil pipes on, over, under and across canals, (b) erect, place and maintain boathouses at sites on a canal from time to time designated by the Superintending Engineer of the said canal, (c) moor or pull ashore at sites providing less than the normal navigation draft of the canal concerned, such sites being designated from time to time by the Superintending Engineer of the said canal, (d) draw water from the said canals through pipes not exceeding 12 inches in diameter or to an extent not exceeding 1,500 gallons per minute, for domestic, agricultural and industrial, but not water power, purposes, (e) draw water from canals for fire protection purposes, and (f) discharge, into canals, water, drainage and effluents provided such effluents are, if and when deemed advisable by the General Superintendent of Canals, settled and or purified to his satisfaction, and to determine the rental therefor.
Revenue Trust Account Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Revenue Trust Account Regulations . SOR/83-829, s. 2(F)