Part 4 — Judgments and Writs Division 1 Registration
33 When writ binds
debtor's interest
(a) in any personal property, other than while the writ is in force
and registered in the Personal Property Registry,
(b) in any land under the Land Titles Act, other than while the
writ is in force and registered under the Land Titles Act
against the applicable certificate of title, or
(c) in any land that is not under the Land Titles Act, other than
while the writ is in force and is registered, filed or otherwise
recorded in accordance with the regulations.
(2) A writ,
(a) in the case of personal property, on being registered in the
Personal Property Registry binds all of the enforcement
debtor's exigible personal property;
(b) in the case of land under the Land Titles Act, on being
registered under the Land Titles Act binds all of the
enforcement debtor's exigible land described in the
certificate of title against which the writ is registered;
(c) in the case of land that is not under the Land Titles Act, on
being registered, filed or otherwise recorded in accordance
with the regulations, binds or otherwise affects the
enforcement debtor's interest in that land to the extent
permitted by the enactments that govern
(i) that land, and
(ii) claims made against interests in that land.
(3) Subsection (2)(a) applies to after-acquired personal property of
the enforcement debtor from the time that the enforcement debtor
acquires that property.
1994 cC-10.5 s33