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Defence Floating Equipment Rental Order — (1)
(1) To pay to Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada the rental set forth above for the period during which the equipment is used by, or is held available for the use of, the Charterer, which period includes the time during which the equipment is moving or being moved to or from the place where it is intended to be used.
Defence Floating Equipment Rental Order — (2)
(2) To indemnify Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada for any damage to or loss of the equipment or any part thereof caused by the negligence of the Charterer, his or its servants, agents or employees.
Defence Floating Equipment Rental Order — (3)
(3) To indemnify and save harmless Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada from and against all claims for loss, costs, damages or expenses which may be incurred by reason of the use of said equipment, except where such claims occur through the negligence or wrongful act of Her Majesty’s agents or servants.
Defence Floating Equipment Rental Order — (4)
(4) That the hiring of the equipment to the Charterer may be terminated at any time by Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada should it be deemed necessary or expedient by the Naval Officer in Charge of the equipment.
Defence Floating Equipment Rental Order — (5)
(5) The Charterer states that he has made endeavours to obtain privately owned equipment to carry out the work intended and that no such equipment is available.
Defence Floating Equipment Rental Order — Defence Floating Equipment Rental Order
The above-described equipment will be made available to you in accordance with the above at from to . Naval Officer in Charge
Defence Maps and Charts Transfer Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Defence Maps and Charts Transfer Order .
Defence Maps and Charts Transfer Order — 2
2 The Minister of National Defence is hereby authorized, when he considers that the public interest would thereby be served, to transfer gratuitously to other governments maps, charts, map and chart reproduction materials, and related publications and documents, the value of which shall not exceed $75,000 annually.
Defence Materiel and Equipment Loaned to Contractors Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Defence Materiel and Equipment Loaned to Contractors Order .
Defence Materiel and Equipment Loaned to Contractors Order — 2
2 The Minister of National Defence is authorized to lend, on such terms and conditions as he may deem appropriate and in the interests of defence, (a) materiel, other than prototypes, sealed samples, models and catering contractor’s equipment, to the Department of Supply and Services for the use of its contractors; and (b) prototypes, sealed samples, models and catering contractor’s equipment directly to contractors of the Department of Supply and Services engaged in work for national defence.
Defence Materiel Loan Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Defence Materiel Loan Regulations .
Defence Materiel Loan Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, materiel means all movable public property, other than money, provided for the Canadian Forces or the Defence Research Board or for any other purpose under the National Defence Act , and includes any vessel, vehicle, aircraft, animal, missile, arms, ammunition, clothing, stores, provisions or equipment so provided; ( matériel ) Minister means the Minister of National Defence. ( ministre )
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materiel means all movable public property, other than money, provided for the Canadian Forces or the Defence Research Board or for any other purpose under the National Defence Act , and includes any vessel, vehicle, aircraft, animal, missile, arms, ammunition, clothing, stores, provisions or equipment so provided; ( matériel )
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Minister means the Minister of National Defence. ( ministre )
Defence Materiel Loan Regulations — 3
3 Materiel, having been provided for national defence purposes, shall not be loaned except as prescribed in these Regulations.
Defence Materiel Loan Regulations — 4
4 Where the Minister, or such authority as he may designate, considers that the national interest would thereby be served, he may authorize loans of materiel (a) for relief purposes in the event of civil disaster; (b) to authorized law enforcement agencies in the event of civil disturbances; (c) to armed forces of friendly countries; (d) to civil organizations for the benefit of or in support of the Canadian Forces or of national defence and to Dominion and Provincial Rifle Associations and the Boy Scout and Girl Guide Associations; (e) to civil organization for community purposes, provided that such loans do not interfere with military training or operations nor cause undue depreciation of materiel, and further provided, unless the Minister or such other authority as he may designate waives this condition, that the facilities made available through such loans of materiel are not otherwise readily obtainable through normal commercial channels; (f) to departments of the Government of Canada and Crown corporations; (g) for purposes directly connected with or in support of national defence, to provincial and governments and colleges and universities; and (h) to contractors or other organizations or individuals engaged in work or duties for the Department of National Defence.
Defence Materiel Loan Regulations — 5
5 A reasonable charge, computed in accordance with instructions issued by the Minister, shall be levied in respect of every loan of materiel except (a) where such loans are made to the Boy Scout and Girl Guide Associations, Dominion and Provincial Rifle Associations or for community activities of a non-commercial, charitable nature or directly for the benefit of or in support of the Canadian Forces or national defence; (b) in cases other than those mentioned in paragraph (a), when the Minister considers that it is in the public interest to reduce or waive the charge, in which event the Minister shall determine what rate, if any, shall be charged, but when the Minister reduces or waives a charge and the amount that the borrower is thereby absolved from paying is $1,000 or more, the Minister shall make a report to the Treasury Board.
Defence Materiel Loan Regulations — 6
6 (1) All loans under these Regulations will be at no cost to the Crown unless the Minister considers it to be in the public interest for the Crown to bear all or part of the cost, in which case the Minister shall determine what part of the cost, if any, shall be charged to the borrower. (2) The costs to be borne by the borrower shall include transportation costs, losses and deficiencies, and repairs and laundering where applicable.
Defence Materiel Loan Regulations — 7
7 (1) Materiel of a consumable nature shall not be loaned but may be provided for purposes not inconsistent with these Regulations when the Minister considers that the national interest would thereby be served. (2) Unless the Governor in Council otherwise directs, no materiel shall be provided under this section unless (a) the recipient pays to the Receiver General an amount not less than the amount that, in the opinion of the Minister, is the cost to the Crown; or (b) the recipient replaces the materiel provided by returning to the Minister, at the recipient’s expense, an equal quantity of the same materiel under such conditions as the Minister may prescribe.
Defence Materiel Loan Regulations — 8
8 Where the Minister considers such action to be appropriate, he may enter into agreements with organizations and individuals for the loan of materiel in accordance with these Regulations.
Defence Materiel Loan Regulations — 9
9 Subject to the foregoing, the terms and conditions upon which loans may be made under these Regulations shall be as directed or prescribed by the Minister.
Defence Materiel Loan or Transfer for Test and Evaluation Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Defence Materiel Loan or Transfer for Test and Evaluation Regulations .
Defence Materiel Loan or Transfer for Test and Evaluation Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, materiel means all movable public property, other than money, provided for the Canadian Forces or the Defence Research Board or for any other purpose under the National Defence Act , and includes any vessel, vehicle, aircraft, animal, missile, arms, ammunition, clothing, stores, provisions or equipment so provided; ( matériel ) loan means materiel given to another country on condition of its return; ( prêt ) Minister means the Minister of National Defence; ( ministre ) transfer means the granting of all right, title and interest in and to materiel to another country. ( transfert )
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materiel means all movable public property, other than money, provided for the Canadian Forces or the Defence Research Board or for any other purpose under the National Defence Act , and includes any vessel, vehicle, aircraft, animal, missile, arms, ammunition, clothing, stores, provisions or equipment so provided; ( matériel )
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loan means materiel given to another country on condition of its return; ( prêt )
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Minister means the Minister of National Defence; ( ministre )
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transfer means the granting of all right, title and interest in and to materiel to another country. ( transfert )
Defence Materiel Loan or Transfer for Test and Evaluation Regulations — 3
3 The Minister, where he considers that the Canadian Forces and national defence would benefit, is authorized (a) to lend or transfer materiel for test and evaluation purposes, subject to the following conditions: (i) all loans or transfers of materiel under these Regulations shall be restricted to friendly countries, (ii) all transfers of materiel shall be restricted to consumable items and such other items as are to be tested to destruction, (iii) all loans or transfers of materiel under these Regulations shall be made gratuitously to the recipient country, unless the Minister decides otherwise; (b) to accept gratuitously or otherwise material loaned or transferred by friendly countries for test and evaluation purposes; (c) to pay from public fund such incidental costs as he may consider appropriate, in respect of all or any loans or transfers, including the acceptance thereof, made pursuant to these Regulations; and (d) to enter into agreements to give effect to the foregoing, the said agreements to contain such other terms and conditions as he may consider appropriate.
Defence Materiel Loan or Transfer for Test and Evaluation Regulations — 4
4 The Minister shall report annually to the Treasury Board any major item such as a vessel or an aircraft or any item valued at more than $25,000 that has been on loan to a friendly government for more than one year or that has been transferred.
Defence Survival Training Indemnity Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Defence Survival Training Indemnity Order .
Defence Survival Training Indemnity Order — 2
2 In this Order, property means demolished and partially demolished buildings and their adjacent areas simulating areas damaged by a nuclear explosion or contaminated by a serious radioactive fall-out.
Defence Survival Training Indemnity Order — 3
3 The Minister of National Defence is authorized to give appropriate indemnity undertakings and releases for third party tort claims to owners, occupants, demolition contractors and persons having an interest in the property used under arrangements with the said Minister for the purpose of carrying out survival training exercises.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations .
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Bank means the Bank of Canada; ( Banque ) bond has the same meaning as security in the Financial Administration Act ; ( obligation ) registered owner (a) of a bond registered as to principal, means a person whose name has been entered by the Bank in the register as the person to whom the principal is payable, and (b) of a bond registered as to principal and interest, means the person whose name has been entered by the Bank in the register as the person to whom the principal and interest are payable. ( titulaire )
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations
Bank means the Bank of Canada; ( Banque )
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bond has the same meaning as security in the Financial Administration Act ; ( obligation )
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — (a)
registered owner (a) of a bond registered as to principal, means a person whose name has been entered by the Bank in the register as the person to whom the principal is payable, and (b) of a bond registered as to principal and interest, means the person whose name has been entered by the Bank in the register as the person to whom the principal and interest are payable. ( titulaire )
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 3
3 These Regulations apply in respect of all bonds except insofar as they are inconsistent with the terms of the bonds.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 4
4 (1) The Bank shall maintain a register of bonds in accordance with these Regulations. (2) The Bank shall, in accordance with these Regulations, register bonds, discharge the registration of bonds and give effect to transfers of bonds as may be required from time to time and may, subject to the terms upon which the bonds are issued, issue such bonds as may be required for these purposes or to give effect to the terms of outstanding bonds or these Regulations. (3) Any duty, power or discretion imposed or conferred upon the Deputy Minister of Finance by the terms of bonds, which was imposed or conferred upon the Bank of Canada by Order in Council P.C. 5938 dated October 25, 1940, continues to be imposed and conferred upon the Bank and anything done by the Bank as registrar of bonds in accordance with these Regulations or any other regulations or laws applicable thereto continues to be and is as valid and effectual for all purposes as if done by the Deputy Minister of Finance. (4) The Bank may authorize a person to act on its behalf for any of the purposes of these Regulations and, where the person so authorized is a corporation, its appropriate officers or employees shall be deemed to be authorized to act on behalf of the Bank.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 5
5 (1) Where a person is to be registered as owner of a bond (a) as to principal, the Bank shall enter in the register the particulars of the bond and the name of the person to whom the principal is payable; or (b) as to principal and interest, the Bank shall enter in the register the particulars of the bond and the name and post office address of the person to whom the principal and interest are payable. (2) Where the names of two or more persons are to be entered in the register as owners of a bond as to principal and interest, there shall be indicated by the owners only one address that is to be entered in the register which address shall be the registered address of all those persons for all purposes relating to the bond.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 6
6 (1) Where, in accordance with these Regulations, the name of a person has been entered in the register by the Bank as owner of a bond as to principal or as to principal and interest, the entry in the register shall, except as otherwise provided in these Regulations, be conclusive evidence as against the Government of Canada that that person is owner of that bond. (2) Where, in accordance with these Regulations, the name of a person is entered in the register as owner of a bond as to principal and interest, the interest on that bond is payable by a cheque negotiable at any branch in Canada of a bank incorporated under the Bank Act . (3) Where the names of two or more persons without the words “and survivor”, are entered in the register as owners of a bond and one of the persons dies, his rights under the bond are not vested in any other such person or persons on his death by reason of survivorship. (4) Notwithstanding that the name of a person is entered in the register as owner of a bond as to principal, the coupons attached to the bond are payable to bearer and when detached are transferable by delivery.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 7
7 (1) Where a bond is issued or registered, such issue or registration shall be deemed to be valid notwithstanding that (a) the issue or registration takes place in error in circumstances in which such issue or registration is not authorized by these Regulations, or (b) the issue or registration takes place pursuant to an instrument of transfer in which the signature of the transferor has been forged or pursuant to a forged instrument purporting to authorize a person to act on behalf of or in the place of a registered owner as provided for in section 15, but nothing in this section shall be deemed to affect the rights or liabilities of any person by reason of the forged instrument. (2) Where in error a bond is issued or registered in circumstances in which such issue or registration is not authorized by these Regulations and the bond has been delivered, the person receiving the bond or registered as owner thereof shall not be entitled as against the Government of Canada to any payment under the bond but shall be liable to return the bond and all coupons attached to it at the time it was delivered to him and if he fails to do so he shall be liable to pay to the Bank the market value of the bond together with an amount equal to any amounts paid to him by way of interest on the bond. (3) Where a person mentioned in subsection (2) fails to return matured coupons to the Bank, he shall be deemed to have received payment of the redemption value of the coupons.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 8
8 Where the name of a person has been entered in the register by the Bank as owner of a bond (a) registered as to principal, the Bank shall enter his name in the bond as the person to whom the principal is payable; or (b) registered as to principal and interest, the Bank shall enter his name in the bond as the person to whom the principal and interest are payable.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 9
9 No entry in a bond of the name of any person as the person to whom the principal is payable or the principal and interest are payable made by a person other than the Bank is effective to confer any right under or interest in the bond.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 10
10 No alteration or erasure of the name of any person entered by the Bank in a bond as the person to whom the principal is payable or the principal and interest are payable is effective to confer any right under the bond on any other person or to deprive the person whose name was entered by the Bank of any rights that he may have under the bond.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 11
11 Where a person applies to be registered as owner of a bond and the bond is delivered to him without his name being entered in it by the Bank, the bond shall be deemed to be validly issued and unless he returns the bond to the Bank to have his name so entered, he shall be deemed to have accepted the bond in satisfaction of his rights as registered owner and the entry, if any, in the register shall be cancelled by the Bank.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 12
12 (1) Except as otherwise provided by the terms of the bond a registered bond may, in accordance with sections 13 to 18, be transferred on presentation of the bond and of an instrument of transfer in accordance with these Regulations. (2) Where subsection (1) has been complied with, the Bank may give effect to the instrument of transfer in accordance with its terms. (3) The execution of an instrument of transfer does not transfer or confer any right under the bond against the Government of Canada or the Bank until the Bank has given effect to the instrument by making the appropriate entry in the register.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 13
13 (1) An instrument of transfer shall be in Form I set out in the schedule. (2) An instrument of transfer may be executed (a) by being signed by the registered owner or his personal representative; (b) where the registered owner is a corporation, by being signed by its duly authorized officers and by affixing the seal of the corporation, if any, where required; (c) by being signed by a person authorized in that behalf by the registered owner under a power of attorney or partnership agreement; (d) where an unincorporated association not being a partnership is registered as owner of a bond, by being signed by the duly authorized officers of the association; or (e) by being signed by a person authorized by law to execute it on behalf of the registered owner. (3) For the purposes of these Regulations, a person authorized by law to execute an instrument of transfer on behalf of a registered owner means any person appointed by a competent court or by statute to act on behalf of or in the place of the registered owner and includes a trustee in bankruptcy.
Domestic Bonds of Canada Regulations — 14
14 (1) The Bank is not required to give effect to an instrument of transfer unless the signature on the instrument of transfer is guaranteed by (a) a bank incorporated under the Bank Act or the Quebec Savings Banks Act ; or (b) a financial institution approved by the Bank under this section. (2) The Bank may approve a financial institution for the purposes of this section and section 15 and may impose terms and conditions in connection with its approval and limit the amount of the bonds to be transferred in any one transaction with respect to which the guarantee of the institution will be accepted by the Bank and may revoke or vary any approval so given.