The Powers of Canadian Parliaments
The Powers of Canadian Parliaments
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situate in Ontario have (1) escheated to the Crown by reason of intestacy without lawful heirs, or have (2) be- come forfeited, whether for treason or felony or any other cause, the Attorney-General may cause possession of such lands, &c. , to be taken in the name of the Crown.
" It also provides that the Lieutenant-Governor in Coun- cil may grant lands which may be so escheated or become forfeited, with a view of restoration to any of the family of the person... to whom they had belonged, and the same, without entry or inquest of office being found.
" The Act also provides that the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may make any assignment of personal property to which the Crown is entitled, (1) by reason of the per- son last entitled thereto having died intestate, without kin or other persons entitled to succeed thereto, or (2) by reason of forfeiture of the same to the Crown ; and further, that the Lieutenant-Governor may waive or release the right of the Crown in such property.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
94 Powers of Canadian Parliaments.
situate in Ontario have (1) escheated to the Crown by reason of intestacy without lawful heirs, or have (2) be- come forfeited, whether for treason or felony or any other cause, the Attorney-General may cause possession of such lands, &c. , to be taken in the name of the Crown.
" It also provides that the Lieutenant-Governor in Coun- cil may grant lands which may be so escheated or become forfeited, with a view of restoration to any of the family of the person... to whom they had belonged, and the same, without entry or inquest of office being found.
" The Act also provides that the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may make any assignment of personal property to which the Crown is entitled, (1) by reason of the per- son last entitled thereto having died intestate, without kin or other persons entitled to succeed thereto, or (2) by reason of forfeiture of the same to the Crown ; and further, that the Lieutenant-Governor may waive or release the right of the Crown in such property.
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