Pamphlets on Taxation Volume 9 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1907 edition. Excerpt: ...it 35 shall be expressed that the same is in trust for such person, to secure his lien as aforesaid. R.S.O. 1897, c 224, s. 215. 189. If the value of the land is not paid into Court as How the value above provided, the damages paid into the High Court shall mmto'ete be paid out to the various persons, who, if the sale for taxes paid in can' 40 were valid would be entitled to the land, in such shares and beobtBlnedproportions as to the High Court, regarding the interests of the various parties, seems fit. R.S.O. 1897, c. 224, s. 21(5. 190.--(1) In all actions for the recovery of land in which Provision as both the plaintiff, (if his title were good) would be entitled in caseB where 45 fee simple or fee tail, and the defendant (if his title were good)value of the would be also so entitled, if the defendant, at the time of p'rove'ments1, appearing gave notice in writing to the plaintiff in such action etc., only in or to his solicitor named in the writ, of the amount claimed, r, uestlon' and that on payment of such amount, the defendant or person in possession will surrender the possession to the plaintiff; or that he desired to retain the land, and was ready and will-ing to pay into Court a sum mentioned in the said notice as the value of the land, and that the defendant did not intend 5 at the trial to contest the title of the plaintiff; and if the jury, or the Judge, if there be no jury, before whom the action is tried, assess damages for the defendant as provided in the next preceding five sections, and it satisfactorily appears that the defendant does not contest the action for any other purpose 10 than to retain the land on paying the value thereof, or to obtain damages, the Judge before whom the action is tried, shall certify such fact upon the.