Regulation respecting the manner of recording particulars required in the deed of transfer of an immoveable

conveyance of real estate

In clause 109, the proposed new subsection 5.1 indicates that when the minister has signed a conveyancing document one of the instruments referred to in the subsection that is conclusive evidence that the minister is satisfied that he or she has administration.

This reduction is primarily related to a decrease of $102.8 million due to the annual fit-up funding adjustment for real property that occurs later in the year; a decrease of $71.2 million due to the completion of the remediation and future land use of the Sydney Tar Ponds and Coke Ovens remediation project; a decrease of $57.28 million due to the savings generated from the measures identified in Budget 2012, which led to operating efficiencies and improved productivity; a decrease of $49.9 million due to the completion of the purchase of the Les Terrasses de la Chaudière complex, in the National Capital Region, for which one-time fun ...[+++]ding was provided last year; a net decrease of $7.5 million due to various items, such as the termination of current funding for the Surplus Federal Real Property Initiative and the transfer for Shared Services Canada for the Cyber Authentication Renewal; and an increase of $91.9 million to ensure the preservation of Parliament buildings as heritage assets and national symbols.

There are mechanisms that exist under real estate law—it doesn't matter whose jurisdiction it is—to ensure clear title to the release or to quit claim of different titles.

legal services relating to the transfer of a title to immovable property, to the establishment or transfer of certain interests in immovable property or rights in rem over immovable property (whether or not treated as tangible property), such as notary work, or to the drawing up of a contract to sell or acquire immovable property, even if the underlying transaction resulting in the legal alteration of the property is not carried through.