A-25 - Automobile Insurance Act

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147. No application can be made to the Société in respect of a judgment rendered by default, ex parte, on acquiescence in the demand, by consent, or in the absence of the defendant or his attorney, unless thirty days’ notice of the plaintiff’s intention so to proceed has been given to the Société. The Société may then intervene in the case and set up any ground of defence that the defendant might have set up without regard to any consent or acquiescence in the demand.
1977, c. 68, s. 147; 1982, c. 17, s. 37; 1982, c. 59, s. 69; 1990, c. 19, s. 11.
147. No application can be made to the Régie in respect of a judgment rendered by default, ex parte, on acquiescence in the demand, by consent, or in the absence of the defendant or his attorney, unless thirty days’ notice of the plaintiff’s intention so to proceed has been given to the Régie. The Régie may then intervene in the case and set up any ground of defence that the defendant might have set up without regard to any consent or acquiescence in the demand.
1977, c. 68, s. 147; 1982, c. 17, s. 37; 1982, c. 59, s. 69.
147. No application can be made to the Fonds d’indemnisation in respect of a judgment rendered by default, ex parte, on acquiescence in the demand, by consent, or in the absence of the defendant or his attorney, unless thirty days’ notice of the plaintiff’s intention so to proceed has been given to the Fonds d’indemnisation. The Fonds d’indemnisation may then intervene in the case and set up any ground of defence that the defendant might have set up without regard to any consent or acquiescence in the demand.
1977, c. 68, s. 147; 1982, c. 17, s. 37.
147. No application can be made to the Fonds d’indemnisation in respect of a judgment rendered by default, ex parte, on confession of judgment, by consent, or in the absence of the defendant or his attorney, unless thirty days’ notice of the plaintiff’s intention so to proceed has been given to the Fonds d’indemnisation. The Fonds d’indemnisation may then intervene in the case and set up any ground of defence that the defendant might have set up without regard to any consent or confession of judgment.
1977, c. 68, s. 147.