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Veterans Insurance Regulations — (b)
(b) a written application therefor is made to the Superintendent by the insured and by the beneficiary or beneficiaries, unless the whereabouts of such beneficiary or beneficiaries are unknown to, or cannot, after a search satisfactory to the Superintendent, be ascertained by the insured; and
Veterans Insurance Regulations — (c)
(c) the policy is returned to the Superintendent for cancellation and retention.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — Veterans Insurance Regulations
The cash surrender value payable within three months after the due date of the first premium in default, if any, shall be the reserve on the policy at the said date and at all other times shall be the reserve as at the date of surrender. Payment of the said cash value shall be in full and final settlement of all liability hereunder. Specimen cash values in accordance with this provision are shown in the table of guaranteed values below.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — 12
12 Reduced paid-up insurance At any time after this policy has been in force for two years (premiums having been paid for at least two full years) but not later than three months after the due date of the first premium in default, if any, the insured may, upon written application and upon return of this policy for endorsement be granted paid-up insurance for a reduced amount, which amount shall be such as the reserve on the policy as at the end of the period for which premiums have been paid will provide when applied as a net single premium at the then attained age of the insured. Specimen paid-up insurance values in accordance with this provision are shown in the table below.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — Veterans Insurance Regulations
At any time after this policy has been in force for two years (premiums having been paid for at least two full years) but not later than three months after the due date of the first premium in default, if any, the insured may, upon written application and upon return of this policy for endorsement be granted paid-up insurance for a reduced amount, which amount shall be such as the reserve on the policy as at the end of the period for which premiums have been paid will provide when applied as a net single premium at the then attained age of the insured. Specimen paid-up insurance values in accordance with this provision are shown in the table below.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — 13
13 Automatic extended term insurance If, after this policy has been in force for two years (premiums having been paid for at least two full years), any premium due hereunder is not paid within the period of grace, the full amount of insurance shall, unless the cash surrender value or reduced paid-up insurance has been applied for under Provision 11 or 12, be automatically continued for such a period (disregarding fractional parts of a month) as the reserve on the policy as at the date on which the said premium fell due will provide when applied as a net single premium at the then attained age of the insured. Subject to Provision 14 hereof, all rights and liabilities under the policy shall terminate upon the expiration of the period herein provided for. Specimen periods of extended term insurance in accordance with this provision are shown in the table below. TABLE OF GUARANTEED VALUES In Accordance with Provisions 11, 12 and 13 PLAN AGE Number of full years in force VALUES AVAILABLE AT END OF YEAR Cash Value Paid-up Insurance Extended Term Insurance Years Months The values shown in the above table are mathematically equivalent to the full net premium reserves on the bases of the British Offices Life Tables, Om (5), and interest at the rate of 3 1/2 per cent per annum. The cash values and paid-up insurance values in the table are for an amount of insurance of $1,000 and apply pro rata to the amount of insurance stated on the first page hereof; the periods of extended term insurance remain the same for all amounts of insurance. The values shown are those available at the end of the policy years indicated: values available during a policy year or for subsequent years will be computed on the same bases and will be furnished on request.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — Veterans Insurance Regulations
If, after this policy has been in force for two years (premiums having been paid for at least two full years), any premium due hereunder is not paid within the period of grace, the full amount of insurance shall, unless the cash surrender value or reduced paid-up insurance has been applied for under Provision 11 or 12, be automatically continued for such a period (disregarding fractional parts of a month) as the reserve on the policy as at the date on which the said premium fell due will provide when applied as a net single premium at the then attained age of the insured. Subject to Provision 14 hereof, all rights and liabilities under the policy shall terminate upon the expiration of the period herein provided for. Specimen periods of extended term insurance in accordance with this provision are shown in the table below.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — Veterans Insurance Regulations
The values shown in the above table are mathematically equivalent to the full net premium reserves on the bases of the British Offices Life Tables, Om (5), and interest at the rate of 3 1/2 per cent per annum.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — Veterans Insurance Regulations
The cash values and paid-up insurance values in the table are for an amount of insurance of $1,000 and apply pro rata to the amount of insurance stated on the first page hereof; the periods of extended term insurance remain the same for all amounts of insurance.
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The values shown are those available at the end of the policy years indicated: values available during a policy year or for subsequent years will be computed on the same bases and will be furnished on request.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — 14
14 Reinstatement If any premium due hereunder is not paid within the period of grace, and if the cash surrender value or reduced paid-up insurance has not been granted, the insured may, with the consent of the Minister and subject to such evidence of insurability as the Minister may require, reinstate the policy in full force at any time within five years from the due date of the first premium in default by payment of the arrears of premiums with interest at the rate of five per cent per annum compounded annually.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — Veterans Insurance Regulations
If any premium due hereunder is not paid within the period of grace, and if the cash surrender value or reduced paid-up insurance has not been granted, the insured may, with the consent of the Minister and subject to such evidence of insurability as the Minister may require, reinstate the policy in full force at any time within five years from the due date of the first premium in default by payment of the arrears of premiums with interest at the rate of five per cent per annum compounded annually.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — 15
15 Policy unassignable The insurance money payable under this policy shall be unassignable and shall not be subject to the claims of creditors of the insured or of the beneficiary. Any attempted dealing with such money by pledge, assignment or otherwise will be disregarded as null and void.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — Veterans Insurance Regulations
The insurance money payable under this policy shall be unassignable and shall not be subject to the claims of creditors of the insured or of the beneficiary. Any attempted dealing with such money by pledge, assignment or otherwise will be disregarded as null and void.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — 16
16 Payment of insurance money The amount of insurance provided hereunder shall become payable in the manner stated on the first page hereof upon receipt of the satisfactory proof of the death of the insured and upon discharge of this contract. The total payments to be made at death under this policy and all other policies, if any, issued to the insured and in force under the Veterans Insurance Act shall not exceed the total amount of insurance stated therein, or $2,000, whichever is the lesser. The remainder, if any, of the insurance money, or the portion thereof to which any beneficiary is entitled, shall be payable in instalments as an annuity; provided, however, that where the insurance money remaining to be paid as an annuity to any beneficiary is $1,000 or less, the Minister may, upon the request of the said beneficiary, direct that such money shall be paid in such manner and in such amounts, including payment in a lump sum, as the Minister may consider appropriate. The mode of payment of the insurance money stated on the first page hereof is that elected by the insured in his application but may be varied by declaration of the insured in the manner set out in Provision 7 hereof, or may after the death of the insured be varied by the beneficiary with the consent of the Minister. Alternative modes of payment of insurance money as an annuity are shown in Tables A and B below. Annuities may be made payable quarterly, semi-annually or annually, commencing 3, 6 or 12 months after the date of death of the insured. Annuities payable annually are shown in Table B but the corresponding annuities payable quarterly or semi-annually will be computed according to the same bases and principles and will be furnished on request to the Superintendent of Veterans Insurance.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — Veterans Insurance Regulations
The amount of insurance provided hereunder shall become payable in the manner stated on the first page hereof upon receipt of the satisfactory proof of the death of the insured and upon discharge of this contract. The total payments to be made at death under this policy and all other policies, if any, issued to the insured and in force under the Veterans Insurance Act shall not exceed the total amount of insurance stated therein, or $2,000, whichever is the lesser. The remainder, if any, of the insurance money, or the portion thereof to which any beneficiary is entitled, shall be payable in instalments as an annuity; provided, however, that where the insurance money remaining to be paid as an annuity to any beneficiary is $1,000 or less, the Minister may, upon the request of the said beneficiary, direct that such money shall be paid in such manner and in such amounts, including payment in a lump sum, as the Minister may consider appropriate.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — Veterans Insurance Regulations
The mode of payment of the insurance money stated on the first page hereof is that elected by the insured in his application but may be varied by declaration of the insured in the manner set out in Provision 7 hereof, or may after the death of the insured be varied by the beneficiary with the consent of the Minister. Alternative modes of payment of insurance money as an annuity are shown in Tables A and B below. Annuities may be made payable quarterly, semi-annually or annually, commencing 3, 6 or 12 months after the date of death of the insured. Annuities payable annually are shown in Table B but the corresponding annuities payable quarterly or semi-annually will be computed according to the same bases and principles and will be furnished on request to the Superintendent of Veterans Insurance.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — Veterans Insurance Regulations
Payment to beneficiary which $1,000 of insurance money will purchase as an annuity certain for the terms shown below. Payments for an amount of insurance money greater or smaller than $1,000 will be proportionate. Frequency of Payment Term 5 years 10 years 15 years 20 years Quarterly 54.66 29.67 21.43 17.36 Semi-annually 109.79 59.60 43.04 34.88 Annually 221.48 120.24 86.83 70.36
Delegation of Powers (VLA) Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Delegation of Powers (VLA) Regulations .
Delegation of Powers (VLA) Regulations — 2
2 The persons named in the schedule may sign the name and affix or cause to be affixed the seal of The Director, The Veterans’ Land Act, to all documents that, under Parts I and II of the Veterans’ Land Act , require execution by the Director in his corporate capacity.
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Director, Property Management Property Management Directorate
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Chief, Property and Estates Property Management Directorate
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Property Rights and Estates Analyst Quebec and French Language Section Property Management Directorate
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Property Rights and Estates Analyst Property Management Directorate
Execution of Purchase of Property Documents Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Execution of Purchase of Property Documents Regulations .
Execution of Purchase of Property Documents Regulations — 2
2 For the purposes of acquiring property pursuant to sections 8, 13, 54 and 71 to 73 of the Act, the power and duty of The Director, The Veterans’ Land Act, to execute the documents mentioned in the schedule relative to the purposes aforesaid is hereby delegated to the persons named in the schedule who shall exercise the delegated power and duty by signing their respective names for and on behalf of the Regional Director or Acting Regional Director.
Regional Advisory Committee Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Regional Advisory Committee Regulations .
Regional Advisory Committee Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Act means the Veterans’ Land Act ; ( Loi ) Committee means a regional advisory committee appointed pursuant to section 44 of the Act; ( comité ) Director means The Director, The Veterans’ Land Act. ( Directeur )
Regional Advisory Committee Regulations — Regional Advisory Committee Regulations
Act means the Veterans’ Land Act ; ( Loi )
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Committee means a regional advisory committee appointed pursuant to section 44 of the Act; ( comité )
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Director means The Director, The Veterans’ Land Act. ( Directeur )
Regional Advisory Committee Regulations — 3
3 A regional advisory committee shall consist of three members.
Regional Advisory Committee Regulations — 4
4 The Chairman of a Committee shall be an officer of the Director appointed by the Governor in Council to be Chairman of the Committee.
Regional Advisory Committee Regulations — 5
5 A Chairman of a Committee may, with the approval of the Director, act as the Chairman of any other Committee in the event that the Chairman of that Committee is absent or unable to act.
Regional Advisory Committee Regulations — 6
6 The Chairman or acting chairman and one other member of a Committee constitute a quorum of the Committee.
Regional Advisory Committee Regulations — 7
7 (1) The Chairman or acting chairman of a Committee shall receive no salary or remuneration other than that which he receives as an employee of the Director. (2) Each member of a Committee, other than the Chairman, shall hold office during pleasure and shall be paid (a) $10 for each half day or portion thereof during which the Committee meets; (b) $10 for each half day or portion thereof that the member necessarily spends in travel to and from Committee meetings; and (c) the actual and reasonable disbursements necessarily made by him in the discharge of his duties as a member of the Committee.
Veterans’ Land Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Veterans’ Land Regulations .
Veterans’ Land Regulations — 2
ty of the veteran to secure employment in the area of his place of residence; (c) ill-health of the veteran; (d) ill-health of the veteran’s family necessitating the transfer of residence to another area; (e) deficiencies or other disadvantages disclosed or developing subsequent to the commencement of construction that, in the opinion of the Director, rendered the land unsuitable; or (f) the land having been required and taken for public purposes.
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Act means the Veterans’ Land Act ; ( Loi )
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authorized officer means an officer of the Director authorized by the Director to examine applications to participate in the benefits of the Act and to recommend as to the qualifications of a veteran and the suitability of property for settlement purposes; ( fonctionnaire autorisé )
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certified veteran means a veteran to whom a subsisting qualification certificate has been issued; ( ancien combattant titulaire d’un certificat d’admissibilité )
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Director means The Director, The Veterans’ Land Act ; ( Directeur )
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district manager means the officer in charge of a district office of the Director and includes any person authorized by the Director to act on behalf of that officer; ( gérant de district )
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Minister means the Minister of Veterans Affairs; ( ministre )
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Provincial Advisory Board means a provincial advisory board appointed pursuant to section 21 of the Act; ( conseil consultatif provincial )
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qualification certificate means a certificate certifying that a veteran is qualified to participate in the benefits of the Act; ( certificat d’admissibilité )
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Regional Advisory Committee means a regional advisory committee appointed pursuant to section 44 of the Act; ( comité consultatif régional )
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regional director means the officer of the Director in a region who is charged with the administration of the several districts comprising the region and includes any person authorized by the Director to act on behalf of that officer. ( directeur régional )
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agricultural value , in relation to land, means the market value of the land or such lesser amount as the Director may determine taking into account the income of the veteran occupying the land; ( valeur agricole )
Veterans’ Land Regulations — (a)
basic herd livestock means female cattle, sheep or swine of a breeding age with or without an appropriate complement of male stock and may include (a) in the case of cattle, up to a normal two-year progeny, and (b) in the case of sheep, up to a normal one-year progeny; ( animaux de ferme d’un troupeau de base )
Veterans’ Land Regulations — (a)
economic farm unit means a farm enterprise that will, in the opinion of the Director, provide sufficient income after operating expenses are paid to (a) provide a reasonable livelihood for a veteran and those members of his family living with him, and (b) repay the indebtedness of the veteran to the Director in accordance with the terms of the contract between them; ( unité agricole économique )
Veterans’ Land Regulations — Veterans’ Land Regulations
farm equipment means the work horses, tools, equipment, implements and machinery normally used in the operation of a farm that are not affixed to the land; ( outillage agricole )
Veterans’ Land Regulations — (a)
farm land means land suitable for agriculture and includes (a) buildings affixed to the land, (b) apparatus, appliances and machinery normally used in the operation of a farm that are affixed to the land, (c) a revenue-producing wood lot of a size that may be operated as part of a farm unit, and (d) permanent plantings of fruit trees and grapevines. ( terre ou bien-fonds agricole )
Veterans’ Land Regulations — 3
3 A veteran who wishes to be certified as qualified to participate in the benefits of the Act shall submit to the Director, through the nearest office of the Director, an application for certification in writing, in such form and containing such information as the Director may from time to time determine.
Veterans’ Land Regulations — 4
4 (1) In determining the eligibility of a veteran with service in the Western hemisphere only to be certified, the 12 months active service required by paragraph (b) of the definition veteran in section 2 of the Act shall be calculated in days and 365 days active service constitutes 12 months active service. (2) Time spent by a veteran in professional training in the faculty of medicine or dentistry in any university or in any hospital prior to appointment to a unit as a commissioned officer pursuant to Canadian Army Routine Orders Nos. 3202 and 3343, as amended, shall not be counted as active service under the Act.
Veterans’ Land Regulations — 5
5 (1) No veteran is eligible for benefits under the Act in respect of service in the naval, army or air forces of Her Majesty subsequent to (a) the day of his acceptance as a member of the regular forces, if he was so accepted after March 31, 1946; (b) March 31, 1946, if on that day he was a member of the regular forces serving on active service; or (c) March 31, 1946, if he volunteered and was accepted for service in the naval, army or air forces of Canada for a special period terminating on or after September 30, 1947, unless he was serving on overseas service on August 31, 1945, and remained continuously on the strength of an establishment, unit or ship on overseas service, in which case he is eligible for benefits in respect of all such service. (2) A veteran eligible for benefits under the Act is eligible for benefits under the Act in respect of all of his full-time service, if he was not accepted as a member of the regular forces or was not accepted for service in the naval, army or air forces of Canada for a special period terminating on or after September 30, 1947. (3) For the purposes of subsection (1), “overseas service” has the same meaning as it has in the War Service Grants Act .
Veterans’ Land Regulations — 6
6 An applicant for a qualification certificate shall submit reasonable evidence that (a) he is personally fit and able to carry on the occupation by which he proposes to gain his livelihood; (b) by reason of his character, habits, knowledge and experience, he is capable of carrying on that occupation successfully; (c) he understands the financial responsibility required by the Act; and (d) in all other respects, including availability of initial capital, he is qualified to participate in the benefits of the Act.
Veterans’ Land Regulations — 7
7 A qualification certificate shall not be issued to a veteran who intends to carry on full-time farming operations unless, in the opinion of the district superintendent, the veteran has had two years satisfactory farming experience, prior to the date of his application, in the operation and management of the type of farm the veteran proposes to operate.
Veterans’ Land Regulations — 8
8 An application for a qualification certificate shall be considered by an authorized officer or a Regional Advisory Committee, and where it is first considered by an authorized officer, it may be referred to a Regional Advisory Committee for further consideration.
Veterans’ Land Regulations — 9
9 Upon request, an applicant and his spouse shall appear in person before the authorized officer or the Regional Advisory Committee to furnish such further or other information as may be required.