Versions of s. 248(3)

B-1.01 — Bank Act · 3 versions · View current text

Historical text comes from the Justice Laws point-in-time corpus and is unofficial — not the official version.

2012-12-19 to present available View Source

Shareholders and creditors of a bank and their personal representatives — and, if the bank is a federal credit union, its members and their personal representatives — may examine the central securities register during the usual business hours of the bank and may take extracts from it free of charge or have copies of it made on payment of a reasonable fee. If the bank is a distributing bank, any other person ~~may~~may, on payment of a reasonable ~~fee~~fee, examine the central securities register during the usual business hours of the bank and take extracts from it or have copies of it made.

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Shareholders and creditors of a bank and their personal representatives — and, if the bank is a federal credit union, its members and their personal representatives — may examine the central securities register during the usual business hours of the bank and may take extracts from it free of charge or have copies of it made on payment of a reasonable fee. If the bank is a distributing bank, any other person may, on payment of a reasonable fee, examine the central securities register during the usual business hours of the bank and take extracts from it or have copies of it made.
2006-11-28 to 2012-12-19 View Source

~~Subsections 239(5)~~Shareholders and ~~(5.1) and sections 240 and 242 to 245 apply, with any modifications that the circumstances require, in respect~~creditors of a bank and their personal representatives may examine the central securities ~~register.~~register during the usual business hours of the bank and may take extracts from it free of charge or have copies of it made on payment of a reasonable fee. If the bank is a distributing bank, any other person may on payment of a reasonable fee examine the central securities register during the usual business hours of the bank and take extracts from it or have copies of it made.

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Shareholders and creditors of a bank and their personal representatives may examine the central securities register during the usual business hours of the bank and may take extracts from it free of charge or have copies of it made on payment of a reasonable fee. If the bank is a distributing bank, any other person may on payment of a reasonable fee examine the central securities register during the usual business hours of the bank and take extracts from it or have copies of it made.
2003-01-01 to 2006-11-28 View Source

Subsections 239(5) and (5.1) and sections 240 and 242 to 245 apply, with any modifications that the circumstances require, in respect of a central securities register.