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Precious Metals Marking Regulations — 8
8 (1) A quality mark specified in Column I of an item of the table to this section may be applied to a watch case, other than a bracelet watch case, if (a) gold that is at least 10 karats in quality or silver that is at least 925 parts by weight in every 1,000 parts pure silver is plated to the entire outer surface of the watch case or of the specified components thereof, as the case may be, to a thickness that is at least that shown in Column II of that item; (b) in respect of a quality mark specified in Column I of item 1 or 2 of the table (i) two sheets of gold are soldered or brazed to the outer and inner surfaces of the hunting case front, if any, the back and caps, and (ii) one sheet of gold is soldered or brazed to the outer surface of the centre, open-face or hunting bezel, pendant, crown and bow; and (c) in respect of a quality mark specified in Column I of item 3 of the table (i) two sheets of silver are soldered or brazed to the outer and inner surfaces of the hunting case front, if any, the back and caps, and (ii) one sheet of silver is soldered or brazed to the outer surface of the centre, open-face or hunting bezel, pendant, crown and bow. (2) Where a quality mark specified in Column I of item 4 or 5 of the table to this section is applied to a watch case plated with gold or silver respectively to a thickness of at least five micrometres, a statement of the thickness of the gold or silver expressed as a whole numeral and followed immediately by the word “micrometres”, or the symbol “vm” therefor, may be applied to the watch case in conjunction with the quality mark. TABLE Column I Column II Item Quality Mark Thickness of the Gold or Silver 1 “Gold filled”, “G.F.” or “ doublé d’or ” together with the quality of the gold expressed in karats or decimals in characters of the same size as those employed in the quality mark 75 micrometres on the outer surface of the hunting case front (if any), back, centre, open-face bezel (if any), pendant, crown and bow and 25 micrometres on the outer surface of the caps and hunting bezel (if any). 2 “rolled gold plate,” “R.G.P.” or “ plaqué d’or laminé ” together with the quality of the gold expressed in karats or decimals in characters of the same size as those employed in the quality mark 35 micrometres on the outer surface of the hunting case front (if any), back, centre, open-face bezel (if any), pendant, crown and bow and 25 micrometres on the outer surface of the caps and hunting bezel (if any). 3 “silver filled”, “S.F.”, “ doublé d’argent ” 75 micrometres on the outer surface of the hunting case front (if any), besel (if any), pendant, crown and bow and 25 micrometres on the outer surface of the caps and hunting bezel (if any). 4 “gold electroplate”, “gold plated”, “G.E.P.”, “ electro-plaqué d’or ” or “ or plaqué ” 5 micrometres on the outer surface of the watch case. 5 “silver electro-plate”, “silver plate” “silver plated”, “ electro-plaqué d’argent ”, “ plaqué d’argent ” or any of the foregoing 5 micrometres on the outer surface of the watch case. SOR/85-386, s. 3; SOR/93-234, s. 2(F)
Precious Metals Marking Regulations — 10
10 (1) A quality mark specified in Column I of an item of the table to this section may be applied to a spectacle frame that (a) is plated with gold of at least 10 karats in quality, and (b) meets the requirements specified in Columns II and III of that item by stamping, branding, engraving or imprinting it on the frame front and at least one temple of the frame. (2) Where a quality mark specified in Column I of item 1 or 2 of the table to this section is applied to a spectacle frame, (a) a fraction showing the ratio of the weight of the gold in the frame to the gross weight of the frame, and (b) a statement of the quality of the gold expressed in karats or decimals may be applied immediately preceding the quality mark. (3) All numerals and characters expressing fractions or statements of quality authorized to be applied to an article by subsection (2) shall be of equal size and not larger than the quality mark referred to in subsection (1). (4) Where a quality mark specified in Column I of item 3 of the table to this section is applied to a spectacle frame plated with gold to a thickness of at least one micrometre, a statement of the thickness of the gold expressed as a whole numeral and followed immediately by the word “micrometre”, or the symbol “vm” therefor, may be applied to the frame in conjunction with the quality mark. TABLE Column I Column II Column III Quality Mark Quantity Precious Metal in the Article Method of Plating 1 “gold filled”, “G.F.” or “ doublé d’or ” Gold in plating 1/20, or such larger fraction as may be represented, of the gross weight of the entire article multiplied by (a) the quality of the gold, where represented in karats or decimals; or (b) 0.416 where no representation in karats or decimals is made. Sheet of gold soldered or sweated 2 “rolled plate”, “R.P.”, “rolled gold plate”, “R.G.P.”, “ placage laminé ” or “ plaqué d’or laminé ” Gold in plating less than 1/20, or such smaller fraction as may be represented, of the gross weight of the entire article multiplied by (a) the quality of the gold, where represented in karats or decimals; or (b) 0.416 where no representation in karats or decimals is made. Sheet of gold soldered or sweated 3 “gilt”, “gold plated”, “G.E.P.”, “ doré ” or “ or plaqué ” Any means SOR/82-251, s. 3; SOR/85-386, s. 5
Precious Metals Marking Regulations — (a)
Gold in plating 1/20, or such larger fraction as may be represented, of the gross weight of the entire article multiplied by (a) the quality of the gold, where represented in karats or decimals; or (b) 0.416 where no representation in karats or decimals is made.
Precious Metals Marking Regulations — (a)
(a) the quality of the gold, where represented in karats or decimals; or
Precious Metals Marking Regulations — (b)
(b) 0.416 where no representation in karats or decimals is made.
Precious Metals Marking Regulations — (a)
Gold in plating less than 1/20, or such smaller fraction as may be represented, of the gross weight of the entire article multiplied by (a) the quality of the gold, where represented in karats or decimals; or (b) 0.416 where no representation in karats or decimals is made.
Precious Metals Marking Regulations — 11
11 (1) A quality mark specified in Column I of item 1 or 2 of the table to this section may be applied to an article of flatware that is plated with silver that is at least 925 parts by weight in every 1,000 parts pure silver. (2) A quality mark specified in Column I of items 3 to 7 of the table to this section may be applied to an article of flatware that has applied to it silver (a) that is at least 925 parts by weight in every 1,000 parts pure silver; (b) as primary plating to a thickness equal to that of the primary plating on a teaspoon that is of the same pattern as such article, if the amount of silver used to uniformly plate a gross of such teaspoons is that prescribed in Column II of the table for that mark; and (c) as an overlay at the point of greatest wear, where applicable, to a thickness equal to that of the primary plating and in an amount at least as great as that prescribed in Column III of the table for that mark. (3) A quality mark specified in Column I of item 3 of the table to section 7 may be applied to an article of flatware that is plated with gold that is at least 10 karats in quality. (4) Where a quality mark is applied to an article of flatware pursuant to subsection (3) and the article is plated with gold to a thickness of at least one micrometre, a statement of the thickness of the gold expressed as a whole numeral and followed immediately by the word “micrometre”, or the symbol “vm” therefor, may be applied to the frame in conjunction with the quality mark. (5) Where 10 percent or more by weight of the base metal in an article of flatware to which a quality mark specified in Column I of item 3 of the table to section 7 or in Column 1 of an item of the table to this section is applied is pure nickel, the expression “nickel-silver”, “nickel-argent” or “N.S.” may be applied to the article in conjunction with the quality mark. (6) Where less than 10 per cent by weight of the base metal in an article of gold-plated or silver-plated flatware is pure nickel, the name of the base metal shall be stamped on the article and the trademark shall be applied in conjunction therewith. TABLE Column I Column II Column III Item Quality Mark Amount of Silver used as primary plating on a gross of teaspoons Amount of Silver in the Overlay 1 “silverplate”, “ placage d’argent ”, “Silverplated”, “ plaqué d’argent ”, “silverware”, “ argenterie ”, “S.P.” or “ E.P. ” 2 The quantity of pure silver, expressed in grams or milligrams, in a gross of articles of the same size and design and plated in the same manner and to the same thickness 3 “A.I.” 60 grams 4 “A.I.X.”, “A.I.+.” or “A.I. EXTRA” 60 grams 65 milligrams 5 “A.A.+.”, “A.A.I.+.” or “A.A.I. EXTRA” 120 grams 100 milligrams 6 “triple plate” or “ triple placage ” 180 grams 7 “quadruple” or “XXXX” 240 grams SOR/85-386, s. 6
Precious Metals Marking Regulations — 12
12 (1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), every article of hollow ware, other than a Sheffield reproduction article, that is a gold-plated or silver-plated article shall have stamped, branded, engraved or imprinted on it in a legible and conspicuous manner, the name of the base substance or such other word or words that accurately describe the base substance of the article and mount, if any, and the trademark shall be applied in conjunction therewith. (2) Where 10 per cent or more by weight of the base metal in an article of hollow ware plated with gold or silver is pure nickel, such base metal may be identified by the expression “nickel-silver”, “ nickel-argent ” or “N.S.”. (3) Where 90 per cent or more by weight of the base metal in an article of hollow ware that is a plated article is tin, such base metal may be identified by the expression “britannia metal”, “ métal anglais ”, “white metal”, “ métal blanc ”, “B.M.” or “W.M.”. (4) A quality mark specified in Column I of an item of the table to this section may be applied to an article of hollow ware that (a) is plated with the precious metal specified in Column II of that item; and (b) meets the requirements specified in Columns III and IV of that item. (5) Where a quality mark specified in Column I of item 1 or 2 of the table to this section is applied to an article of hollow-ware plated with gold or silver respectively to a thickness of at least one micrometre, a statement of the thickness of the gold or silver expressed as a whole numeral and followed immediately by the word “micrometre”, or the symbol”µm” therefor may be applied to the article in conjunction with the quality mark. TABLE Column I Column II Column III Column IV Quality Mark Precious Metal Minimum Quality of Precious Metal in Plating Other Requirements 1 “gold electroplate”, “gold plated”, “G.E.P.”, “ electro-plaqué d’or ” or “ or plaqué ” Gold 10 karats 2 “silverplate” “silverplated” “silverware”, “E.P.”, “S.P.”, “ placage d’argent ” “ plaqué d’argent ” or “ argenterie ” Silver 925 parts by weight in every 1,000 parts pure silver 3 “Sheffield reproduction” or “reproduction of Sheffield plate” Silver 925 parts by weight in every 1,000 parts pure silver (a) base on which plating is done must be nickel or pure copper; (b) a border must be soldered to the edge of the article; and (c) the border and any mounts, whether solid or filled, must be of silver, nickel or copper SOR/82-251, ss. 4, 5; SOR/85-386, s. 7
Precious Metals Marking Regulations — (a)
(a) base on which plating is done must be nickel or pure copper;
Precious Metals Marking Regulations — (b)
(b) a border must be soldered to the edge of the article; and
Precious Metals Marking Regulations — (c)
(c) the border and any mounts, whether solid or filled, must be of silver, nickel or copper
Precious Metals Marking Regulations — 13
13 (1) Where, as part of a quality mark or in conjunction therewith, a representation in karats or decimals is made as to the quality of the gold in an article, the actual quality of the gold in the article shall not be less than the represented quality by more than (a) seven parts by weight in every 1,000 parts where solder is used, except that for articles of white gold to which a mark is applied indicating a quality 18 karats or greater, the actual quality of the gold in the article shall not be less than the represented quality by more than 15 parts by weight in every 1,000 parts where solder is used; or (b) three parts by weight in every 1,000 parts where no solder is used. (2) Where a quality mark specified in Column I of item 2 of the table to section 6 is applied to an article, the actual quality of the silver in the article shall not be less than the represented quality by more than (a) two parts by weight in every 1,000 parts, where no solder is used; or (b) six parts by weight in every 1,000 parts, where solder is used. (3) Subsections (1) and (2) do not apply to a precious metal article that (a) is imported into Canada, or manufactured in Canada, prior to March 15, 1982 or that is in transit to a dealer in Canada on March 15, 1982, and meets the requirements of those subsections as they read immediately prior to March 15, 1982, or (b) is sold by a manufacturer in Canada prior to January 1, 1983 or that is in transit to a dealer in Canada on January 1, 1983 and meets the requirements of those subsections as they read immediately prior to March 15, 1982, unless the article is marked on or after March 15, 1982. SOR/82-251, s. 6; SOR/82-1018, s. 1(E)
Precious Metals Marking Regulations — 14
14 (1) Where a quality mark specified in Column I of item 1 or 2 of the table to section 7 or in Column I of item 1 or 2 of the table to section 10 is applied to a plated article, the actual amount of pure gold in the plated article shall be, (a) where a representation of the proportion and quality of the gold is made, at least 90 per cent of the product obtained by multiplying the fraction referred to in paragraph 7(2)(a) by the quality of the gold represented; or (b) where no representation of the proportion and quality of the gold is made, in the case of Column I of item 1 of the table to section 7 or 10, at least 90 per cent of 0.0208 fineness. (1.1) Where a quality mark specified in Column I of item 1 or 2 of the table to section 7 is applied to a plated article that is engraved, brocaded or diamond faceted, the actual amount of pure gold in the plated article shall be (a) where a representation of the proportion and quality of the gold is made, at least 80 per cent of the product obtained by multiplying the fraction referred to in paragraph 7(2)(a) by the quality of the gold represented; or (b) where no representation of the proportion and quality of the gold is made, in the case of Column I of item 1 of the table to section 7, at least 80 per cent of 0.0208 fineness. (2) Where a quality mark specified in Column I of item 4 of the table to section 7 is applied to a plated article, the amount of pure silver in the plated article shall be (a) where a representation of the proportion of the silver is made, at least 90 per cent of the product obtained by multiplying the fraction applied immediately preceding the quality mark pursuant to subsection 7(5) by 0.925; or (b) where no representation of the proportion of the silver is made, at least 90 per cent of 0.0925 fineness. (3) Where a quality mark specified in Column I of item 4 of the table to section 7 is applied to a plated article that is engraved, brocaded or diamond faceted, the amount of pure silver in the plated article shall be (a) where a representation of the proportion of the silver is made, at least 80 per cent of the product obtained by multiplying the fraction applied immediately preceding the quality mark pursuant to subsection 7(5) by 0.925; or (b) where no representation of the proportion of the silver is made, at least 80 per cent of 0.0925 fineness. (4) Subsections (1.1) and (3) do not apply to a precious metal article that is (a) imported into Canada, or sold by a manufacturer in Canada, prior to March 15, 1982, or (b) in transit to a dealer in Canada on March 15, 1982, unless the article is marked on or after March 15, 1982. SOR/82-251, s. 7
African Development Fund Privileges and Immunities Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the African Development Fund Privileges and Immunities Order .
African Development Fund Privileges and Immunities Order — 2
2 In this Order, Convention means the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations; ( Convention ) Organization means the African Development Fund. ( Organisation )
African Development Fund Privileges and Immunities Order — African Development Fund Privileges and Immunities Order
Convention means the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations; ( Convention )
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Organization means the African Development Fund. ( Organisation )
African Development Fund Privileges and Immunities Order — 3
3 (1) The Organization shall have in Canada the legal capacities of a body corporate and shall, to such extent as may be required for the performance of its functions, have the privileges and immunities set forth in Articles II and III of the Convention. (2) Representatives of states and governments that are members of the Organization shall have in Canada, to such extent as may be required for the performance of their functions, the privileges and immunities set forth in Article IV of the Convention for representatives of Members. (3) Officials of the Organization shall have in Canada, to such extent as may be required for the performance of their functions, the privileges and immunities set forth in Article V of the Convention for officials of the United Nations. (4) Experts performing missions for the Organization shall have in Canada, to such extent as may be required for the performance of their functions, the privileges and immunities set forth in Article VI of the Convention for experts on missions for the United Nations.
Asian Development Bank Privileges and Immunities Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Asian Development Bank Privileges and Immunities Order .
Asian Development Bank Privileges and Immunities Order — 2
2 In this Order, Convention means the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations; ( Convention ) Organization means the Asian Development Bank. ( Organisation )
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Convention means the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations; ( Convention )
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Organization means the Asian Development Bank. ( Organisation )
Asian Development Bank Privileges and Immunities Order — 3
3 (1) The Organization shall have in Canada the legal capacities of a body corporate and shall, to such extent as it may require, have the privileges and immunities set forth in Articles II and III of the Convention. (2) Representatives of states and governments that are members of the Organization shall, to such extent as may be required for the performance of their functions, have the privileges and immunities set forth in Article IV of the Convention for representatives of Members. (3) All officials of the Organization in Canada shall, to such extent as may be required for the performance of their functions, have the privileges and immunities set forth in Article V of the Convention for officials of the United Nations. (4) All experts performing missions for the Organization in Canada shall, to such extent as may be required for the performance of their functions, have the privileges and immunities set forth in Article VI of the Convention for experts on missions for the United Nations.
Asian Development Bank Privileges and Immunities Order — 4
4 Nothing in this Order exempts any person who is a Canadian citizen resident or ordinarily resident in Canada from any taxes or duties imposed by any law in Canada.
Caribbean Development Bank Privileges and Immunities Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Caribbean Development Bank Privileges and Immunities Order .
Caribbean Development Bank Privileges and Immunities Order — 2
2 In this Order, Convention means the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations; ( Convention ) Organization means the Caribbean Development Bank. ( Organisation )
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Convention means the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations; ( Convention )
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Organization means the Caribbean Development Bank. ( Organisation )
Caribbean Development Bank Privileges and Immunities Order — 3
3 (1) The Organization shall have in Canada the legal capacities of a body corporate and shall, to such extent as it may require, have the privileges and immunities set forth in Articles II and III of the Convention. (2) Representatives of states and governments that are members of the Organization shall, to such extent as may be required for the performance of their functions, have the privileges and immunities set forth in Article IV of the Convention for representatives of Members. (3) All officials of the Organization in Canada shall, to such extent as may be required for the performance of their functions, have the privileges and immunities set forth in Article V of the Convention for officials of the United Nations. (4) All experts performing missions for the Organization in Canada shall, to such extent as may be required for the performance of their functions, have the privileges and immunities set forth in Article VI of the Convention for experts on missions for the United Nations.
Caribbean Development Bank Privileges and Immunities Order — 4
4 Nothing in this Order exempts a person who is a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada from liability for any taxes or duties imposed by any law in Canada.
Commonwealth Secretariat Privileges and Immunities Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Commonwealth Secretariat Privileges and Immunities Order .
Commonwealth Secretariat Privileges and Immunities Order — 2
2 In this Order, Convention means the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations; ( Convention ) Organization means the Commonwealth Secretariat. ( Organisation )
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Convention means the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations; ( Convention )
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Organization means the Commonwealth Secretariat. ( Organisation )