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C-25.01 - Code of Civil Procedure

Section 336
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336. In a non-contentious case, a judgment on an application relating to personal integrity, status or capacity is notified to the person concerned and, if that person has a representative, to the representative according to the instructions of the court, if any are given.
A judgment concerning tutorship to an absentee, to a minor or to a person of full age, concerning a protection mandate or assistance to a person of full age or authorizing temporary representation of an incapable person of full age is notified without delay to the Public Curator, except a judgment authorizing the designation of a suppletive tutor where the value of the minor’s property does not exceed $40,000. A judgment on an application relating to a person’s status is notified to the registrar of civil status.
A judgment relating to adoption is notified to the parties or their representatives in compliance with the rules governing the publication of judgments in family matters, unless the court decides, on application or on its own initiative, to depart from those rules. Those rules do not apply where the child or the adopter is domiciled outside Québec or where the judgment is notified to the director of youth protection and to the Minister of Health and Social Services. If it is notified to the party entrusted with the parental authority, the judgment ordering the child’s placement or adoption is accompanied by a certificate attesting the parental authority. In the case of a judgment declaring a child judicially eligible for adoption, such certificate may be sent to the person who was entrusted with the parental authority if that person so requests it.
A judgment concerning an application for cancellation of the entry in the land register of a notice of expropriation or concerning the contestation of the expropriating party’s right to expropriate is notified without delay to the Administrative Tribunal of Québec.
2014, c. 1, a. 336; 2017, c. 12, s. 43; 2022, c. 22, s. 142; 2020, c. 11, s. 109; 2023, c. 27, s. 194.
336. In a non-contentious case, a judgment on an application relating to personal integrity, status or capacity is notified to the person concerned and, if that person has a representative, to the representative according to the instructions of the court, if any are given.
A judgment concerning tutorship to an absentee, to a minor or to a person of full age, concerning a protection mandate or assistance to a person of full age or authorizing temporary representation of an incapable person of full age is notified without delay to the Public Curator, except a judgment authorizing the designation of a suppletive tutor where the value of the minor’s property does not exceed $40,000. A judgment on an application relating to a person’s status is notified to the registrar of civil status.
A judgment relating to adoption is notified to the parties or their representatives in compliance with the rules governing the publication of judgments in family matters, unless the court decides, on application or on its own initiative, to depart from those rules. Those rules do not apply where the child or the adopter is domiciled outside Québec or where the judgment is notified to the director of youth protection and to the Minister of Health and Social Services. If it is notified to the party entrusted with the parental authority, the judgment ordering the child’s placement or adoption is accompanied by a certificate attesting the parental authority. In the case of a judgment declaring a child judicially eligible for adoption, such certificate may be sent to the person who was entrusted with the parental authority if that person so requests it.
2014, c. 1, a. 336; 2017, c. 12, s. 43; 2022, c. 22, s. 142; 2020, c. 11, s. 109.
336. In a non-contentious case, a judgment on an application relating to personal integrity, status or capacity is notified to the person concerned and, if that person has a representative, to the representative according to the instructions of the court, if any are given.
A judgment concerning tutorship to an absentee or to a minor, protective supervision or a protection mandate is notified without delay to the Public Curator, except a judgment authorizing the designation of a suppletive tutor where the value of the minor’s property does not exceed $25,000. A judgment on an application relating to a person’s status is notified to the registrar of civil status.
A judgment relating to adoption is notified to the parties or their representatives in compliance with the rules governing the publication of judgments in family matters, unless the court decides, on application or on its own initiative, to depart from those rules. Those rules do not apply where the child or the adopter is domiciled outside Québec or where the judgment is notified to the director of youth protection and to the Minister of Health and Social Services. If it is notified to the party entrusted with the parental authority, the judgment ordering the child’s placement or adoption is accompanied by a certificate attesting the parental authority. In the case of a judgment declaring a child judicially eligible for adoption, such certificate may be sent to the person who was entrusted with the parental authority if that person so requests it.
2014, c. 1, a. 336; 2017, c. 12, s. 43; 2022, c. 22, s. 142.
336. In a non-contentious case, a judgment on an application relating to personal integrity, status or capacity is notified to the person concerned and, if that person has a representative, to the representative according to the instructions of the court, if any are given.
A judgment concerning tutorship to an absentee or to a minor, protective supervision or a protection mandate is notified without delay to the Public Curator, except a judgment authorizing the designation of a suppletive tutor where the value of the minor’s property does not exceed $25,000. A judgment on an application relating to a person’s status is notified to the registrar of civil status.
In a case relating to adoption, the judgment is notified to the parties or their representatives in compliance with the rules governing publication of judgments in family matters.
2014, c. 1, a. 336; 2017, c. 12, s. 43.
336. In a non-contentious case, a judgment on an application relating to personal integrity, status or capacity is notified to the person concerned and, if that person has a representative, to the representative according to the instructions of the court, if any are given.
A judgment concerning tutorship to an absentee or to a minor, protective supervision or a protection mandate is notified without delay to the Public Curator. A judgment on an application relating to a person’s status is notified to the registrar of civil status.
2014, c. 1, a. 336.
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