Response by an Insurance Company to an Injured Person's Application for Auto Insurance Dispute Resolution under the Insurance Act

Subsection 50(2) of the Substitute Decisions Act, 1992 lists certain special provisions that may be included in a power of attorney for personal care, but only if the person granting the power of attorney completes this form within 30 days of granting the power of attorney.

Under the Expropriations Act, where land to be abandoned is registered under the Registry Act, the expropriating authority registers this form in the proper land registry office. The form is also served on each owner.

The expropriating authority uses this form to serve notice of the grounds upon which it intends to rely at a hearing requested by an owner under s. 6(2) of the Expropriations Act. Notice must be served on each party to the inquiry at least five days before the date fixed for the hearing.

Under the Expropriations Act, where land to be abandoned is registered under the Land Titles Act, the expropriating authority registers this form in the proper land registry office. The form is also served on each owner.

The approving authority uses this form to certify its approval of a proposed expropriation under s. 8(3) of the Expropriations Act. If the approval is endorsed on a plan of the land intended for registration under s. 9, Form 6 should be used.

An expropriating authority uses this form to serve notice of its application for approval to expropriate upon each registered owner of the lands to be expropriated. The expropriating authority must also publish the notice in accordance with s. 6(1) of the Expropriations Act.

Informs TCIU that an interpreter is required for a specified court action, or cancels an existing request. Contains information about the case, language requested, contact details of requestor and special instructions. Available in both internal and external versions.

The approving authority uses this form to certify its approval of a proposed expropriation if the approval is endorsed on a plan of the land intended for registration under s. 9 of the Expropriations Act.

This form will allow members of the public and media to request access to exhibits in criminal cases and exhibits entered into evidence during civil and family trials.

A person applying to court under the Substitute Decisions Act, 1992 to be appointed as a guardian of the person for a person who is incapable of personal care may use this form if they want the application to be dealt with by summary disposition.

An inquiry officer uses this form to give notice of the time and place of a hearing to each party when an owner of lands has requested a hearing under s. 6(2) of the Expropriations Act.

Under the Expropriations Act, if, before compensation is paid in full, the expropriating authority determines that it does not require the land or part of the land, the expropriating authority must use this form to notify each owner of the land.

Under the Expropriations Act, the expropriating authority uses this form to provide notice to a registered owner that it requires possession of expropriated land. Unless a judge orders otherwise, the date for possession must be at least three months after the date that the notice of possession was served.

Under the Expropriations Act, the expropriating authority must provide this form to registered owners when it serves the Notice of Expropriation (Form 7). A registered owner may use this form to elect the date for compensation.

To obtain a new business licence, the Regulations under the Agricultural Tile Drainage Installation Act indicate that all businesses must employ a least one Class “A” operator and have access to one licensed machines. To issue a new business licence, an inspection of your operation will be necessary. All business licences are issued for a one-year term expiring March 31; the fee for this licence is $250.00.

To enable a person who has sought or received services from a CAS to make a complaint about certain services to the independent CFSRB.

This form is used when a judge of the Superior Court of Justice issues a warrant under the Statutory Powers Procedure Act for the arrest of a person who was served with a summons and who failed to attend, remain in attendance, or participate in the hearing in accordance with the summons.

A person can use this form to request a designated capacity assessor to perform an assessment of another person's capacity or of the person's own capacity for the purpose of determining whether the Public Guardian and Trustee should become the person's statutory guardian of property.

Under the Expropriations Act, the expropriating authority must serve this form on registered owners (and may serve the form on owners as defined in s. 1(1) of the Expropriations Act) when a plan of expropriation has been filed in the land registry office but no agreement as to compensation has been made. The form must be served within thirty days after the date of registration of the plan.