T-11 - Act respecting land titles in certain electoral districts

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4. During the eight months following the date of coming into force of the plans, any interested person may consult them without charge. At the expiration of such period the Minister shall deliver a certificate of ownership to any occupant of the immovable with or without titles, even though he be only an administrator or mere operator, except in case of written opposition by an interested person. The registration of any real right affecting a lot comprised in the territory for which a plan has been deposited shall be renewed within the same period, in the manner prescribed by article 2942 of the Civil Code, except a real right affecting any lot indicated on a vertical cadastral plan, divided co-ownership plan or co-emphyteusis plan, whether identified or not on the revised plan.
Failing such renewal, the real rights preserved by the initial registration shall have no effect as regards other creditors or subsequent purchasers whose rights are regularly published.
R. S. 1964, c. 321, s. 4; 1985, c. 22, s. 56; 1988, c. 22, s. 24; 1993, c. 52, s. 34; 1999, c. 40, s. 318.
4. During the eight months following the date of coming into force of the plans, any interested person may consult them without charge. At the expiration of such delay the Minister shall deliver a certificate of ownership to any occupant of the immovable with or without titles, even though he be only an administrator or mere operator, except in case of written opposition by an interested person. The registration of any real right affecting a lot comprised in the territory for which a plan has been deposited shall be renewed within the same delay, in the manner prescribed by article 2942 of the Civil Code of Québec, except a real right affecting any lot indicated on a vertical cadastral plan, divided co-ownership plan or co-emphyteusis plan, whether identified or not on the revised plan.
Failing such renewal, the real rights preserved by the initial registration shall have no effect as regards other creditors or subsequent purchasers whose rights are regularly published.
R. S. 1964, c. 321, s. 4; 1985, c. 22, s. 56; 1988, c. 22, s. 24; 1993, c. 52, s. 34.
4. During the eight months following the date of deposit of the plans in the office of the registration division, any interested person may consult them without charge. At the expiration of such delay the Minister shall deliver a certificate of ownership to any occupant of the immovable with or without titles, even though he be only an administrator or mere operator, except in case of written opposition by an interested person. Any real right affecting a lot comprised in the territory for which a plan has been deposited shall be renewed within the same delay, in the manner prescribed by articles 2172 and 2172a of the Civil Code of Lower Canada, except a real right affecting any lot indicated on a vertical cadastral plan or a divided co-ownership subdivision plan, whether identified or not on the revised plan.
Failing such renewal, the real rights preserved by the first registration shall have no effect as regards other creditors or subsequent purchasers whose rights are regularly registered.
R. S. 1964, c. 321, s. 4; 1985, c. 22, s. 56; 1988, c. 22, s. 24.
4. The Government shall then issue a proclamation fixing the date of the coming into force of the plans; indicating the offices where these plans are deposited; informing the public that during the eight months following the last publication of such proclamation in the Gazette officielle du Québec, any interested person may consult them without charge; giving notice that at the expiration of such delay the Minister shall deliver a certificate of ownership to any occupant of an immoveable with or without titles, even though he be only an administrator or mere operator, except in case of written opposition by an interested person; and ordering that any real right affecting a lot comprised in the territory for which a plan has been deposited be renewed within the same delay, in the manner prescribed by articles 2172 and 2172a of the Civil Code, except a real right affecting any lot indicated on a vertical cadastral plan or a divided co-ownership subdivision plan that is not identified on the revised plan.
Failing such renewal, the real rights preserved by the first registration shall have no effect as regards other creditors or subsequent purchasers whose rights are regularly registered.
R. S. 1964, c. 321, s. 4; 1985, c. 22, s. 56.
4. The Government shall then issue a proclamation fixing the date of the coming into force of the plans and books of reference; indicating the offices where these plans and books of reference are deposited; informing the public that during the eight months following the last publication of such proclamation in the Gazette officielle du Québec, any interested person may consult them without charge; giving notice that at the expiration of such delay the Minister shall deliver a certificate of ownership to any occupant of an immoveable with or without titles, even though he be only an administrator or mere operator, except in case of written opposition by an interested person; and ordering that any real right affecting a lot comprised in the territory for which a plan and book of reference has been deposited be renewed within the same delay, in the manner prescribed by articles 2172 and 2172a of the Civil Code.
Failing such renewal, the real rights preserved by the first registration shall have no effect as regards other creditors or subsequent purchasers whose rights are regularly registered.
R. S. 1964, c. 321, s. 4.