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MHHS Minimum Housing and Health Standards

MHHS · Civil Enforcement Act

Part 7 — Land

75 Transfer of land

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(1) On presentation to the Registrar of Land Titles of
(a) a transfer of land that is executed by the agency, and
(b) a certificate certifying tha t the agency has complied with the
requirements of this Part and that
(i) a notice of objection to the sale was not served on the
agency within the period of time prescribed under
section 74, or
(ii) a notice of objection to the sale was served on the
agency within the period of time prescribed under
section 74 and that the Court has authorized the sale of
the land,
the Registrar shall, subject to subsection (2), transfer the
enforcement debtor's interest in the land to the transferee free of all
writs that were registered against the enforcement debtor's interest
in the land, but unless otherwise ordered by the Court, subject to
any other encumbrances or interests that were registered against the
enforcement debtor's interest in the land.
(2) Where an interest in land is sold pursuant to a Court order
referred to in subsection (1)(b) or made under section 74(3)(b) or
(4)(c), the Registrar shall not transfer the interest until the Registrar
has been satisfied by the agency
(a) that all persons who have a right to appeal that order have
given written undertakings not to appeal the order or, if the
order has been appealed, not to take a further appeal, or
(b) in the case of the appropri ate undertakings not being given
under clause (a),
(i) that the order is no longer subject to an appeal, or

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(ii) if the order has been appealed, that the appeal has been
concluded and the order is no longer subject to a further
appeal.
1994 cC-10.5 s75;1995 c23 s6(8)