Part 5 — Family Maintenance and Support
84 Registration in Personal Property Registry
temporary possession to exceed the 90 days provided for by section
75(1) and the family home that is the subject of the order is a
mobile home that was, at the time of the death of the deceased
spouse or adult interdependent partner, owned wholly or in part or
leased by the deceased but not by the surviving spouse or partner, a
financing statement may be registered in the Personal Property
Registry under the Personal Property Security Act.
(2) If an order under section 82(1)(a) extends a period of
temporary possession to exceed the 90 days provided for by section
75(1), then, subject to the terms of the order, a financing statement
respecting any or all household goods may be registered in the
Personal Property Registry under the Personal Property Security
Act.
(3) A financing statement registered under subsection (1) or (2)
expires on the expiry of the extended period of temporary
possession ordered by the Court.
(4) A financing statement that is registered under subsection (1) or
(2)
(a) is notice of the interest of the surviving spouse or partn er in
the property described in the financing statement during the
time that the registration is effective, and
(b) takes effect, as against subs equent creditors, purchasers and
mortgagees, only from the date of registration of the
financing statement.
(5) If a financing statement is registered under subsection (1) or
(2), the person against whose property it is registered or, in the case
of property owned by the deceased's estate, the personal
representative of the estate, may dispose of or encumber the
property only under an order of the Court or with the written
consent of the surviving spouse or partner who registered the
financing statement.