CCQ-1991 - Civil Code of Québec

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3043. Any person may submit a plan, approved by him, to the minister responsible for the cadastre in order to amend the plan of a lot he owns or in which he has acquired a right of ownership otherwise than by agreement; the approval, signed by the owner, is received en minute by a land surveyor and refers to the minute number of the plan concerned. The owner may also request the numbering of a lot, the striking out or replacement of the existing numbering or obtain a new numbering.
The acceptance by the minister of a plan the purpose of which is to amend the plan of a lot in which a right of ownership has been acquired by a person otherwise than by agreement compensates for the absence of the approval of any other person having rights in the lot represented on the plan.
The minister may also, in case of error, correct a plan or change the number of a lot, supply any omitted number or strike out or replace the existing numbering. He shall in such a case notify the amendment to the owner registered in the land register and to any person having caused his address to be registered. Such notification includes reasons and is accompanied by extracts from the old and the new cadastral plans.
Upon the parcelling of a lot, the parts resulting therefrom shall be immatriculated simultaneously.
1991, c. 64, a. 3043; 2000, c. 42, s. 70; 2010, c. 4, s. 3; I.N. 2014-05-01; I.N. 2015-11-01.
3043. Any person may submit a plan, approved by him, to the minister responsible for the cadastre in order to amend the plan of a lot he owns or in which he has acquired a right of ownership otherwise than by agreement; the approval, signed by the owner, is received en minute by a land surveyor and refers to the minute number of the plan concerned. The owner may also request the numbering of a lot, the striking out or replacement of the existing numbering or obtain a new numbering.
The acceptance by the minister of a plan the purpose of which is to amend the plan of a lot in which a right of ownership has been acquired by a person otherwise than by agreement compensates for the absence of the approval of any other person having rights in the lot represented on the plan.
The minister may also, in case of error, correct a plan or change the number of a lot, supply any omitted number or strike out or replace the existing numbering. He shall in such a case give notice of the amendment to the owner registered in the land register and to any person having caused his address to be registered. Such notification includes reasons and is accompanied by extracts from the old and the new cadastral plans.
Upon the parcelling of a lot, the parts resulting therefrom shall be immatriculated simultaneously.
1991, c. 64, a. 3043; 2000, c. 42, s. 70; 2010, c. 4, s. 3; I.N. 2014-05-01.
3043. Any person may submit a plan, approved by him, to the minister responsible for the cadastre in order to amend the plan of a lot he owns or the ownership of which he has acquired otherwise than by agreement; the approval, signed by the owner, is received en minute by a land surveyor and refers to the minute number of the plan concerned. The owner may also request the numbering of a lot, the striking out or replacement of the existing numbering or obtain a new numbering.
The acceptance by the minister of a plan the purpose of which is to amend the plan of a lot the ownership of which has been acquired by a person otherwise than by agreement compensates for the absence of the approval of any other person having rights in the lot represented on the plan.
The minister may also, in case of error, correct a plan or change the number of a lot, supply any omitted number or strike out or replace the existing numbering. He shall in such a case notify the amendment to the owner registered in the land register and any person having caused his address to be registered. Such notification includes reasons and is accompanied with extracts from the old and the new cadastral plans.
Upon the dividing up of a lot, the parts resulting therefrom shall be immatriculated simultaneously.
1991, c. 64, a. 3043; 2000, c. 42, s. 70; 2010, c. 4, s. 3.
3043. Any person may submit a plan, signed by him, to the minister responsible for the cadastre in order to amend, by subdivision or otherwise, the plan of a lot he owns or to amend, by parcelling, the plan of a lot the ownership of which he has acquired otherwise than by agreement; he may also request the numbering of a lot, the striking out or replacement of the existing numbering or obtain a new numbering.
The acceptance by the minister of a plan the purpose of which is to amend, by parcelling, the plan of a lot the ownership of which has been acquired by a person otherwise than by agreement compensates for the absence of the signature of any other person having rights in the lot represented on the plan.
The minister may also, in case of error, correct a plan or change the number of a lot, supply any omitted number or strike out or replace the existing numbering. He shall in such a case notify the amendment to the owner registered in the land register and any person having caused his address to be registered. Such notification includes reasons and is accompanied with extracts from the old and the new cadastral plans.
Upon the dividing up of a lot, the parts resulting therefrom shall be immatriculated simultaneously.
1991, c. 64, a. 3043; 2000, c. 42, s. 70.
3043. The owner of a lot may submit to the minister responsible for the cadastre a plan, signed by him, to amend the plan of the lot by subdivision or otherwise; he may also request the numbering of a lot, the striking out or replacement of the existing numbering or obtain a new numbering.
The minister may also, in case of error, correct a plan or change the number of a lot, supply any omitted number or strike out or replace the existing numbering. He shall in such a case notify the amendment to the owner registered in the land register and any person having caused his address to be registered. Such notification includes reasons and is accompanied with extracts from the old and the new cadastral plans.
Upon the dividing up of a lot, the parts resulting therefrom shall be immatriculated simultaneously.
1991, c. 64, a. 3043.