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MHHS Minimum Housing and Health Standards

MHHS · Civil Enforcement Act

Part 5 — Seizure of Personal Property

46 Objection

Current to 2024-06-01 · Official PDF

(1) Where an enforcement debtor wishes to object to a seizure
of personal property, the enforcement debtor must within 15 days
from the day that
(a) the seizure documents are served under section 45(1)(a)(i)
on the enforcement debtor or an adult member of the
enforcement debtor's household, or
(b) the seizure documents are served under section 45(3) on the
enforcement debtor,
serve a notice of objection in the prescribed form on the agency
that carried out the seizure.
(2) On being served with a notice of objection, the agency shall not
sell or otherwise dispose of the property unless permitted to do so
by the Court.
(3) A notice of objection is void and shall be disregarded if
(a) a reason for the objection is not set out in the notice of
objection, or
(b) the notice of objection is not served on the agency within
the 15-day period provided for under subsection (1).
1994 cC-10.5 s46