32(1)This Act and the regulations supersede the Expropriation Act.

32(2)The Minister, in relation to property transferred to and vested in a body corporate, the Minister or the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure by this Act or the regulations, may provide compensation that, in the opinion of the Minister, fairly reflects, subject to subsection (3), the value of an owner’s interest in or contribution to the property.

32(3)In determining the compensation to be provided under this section, the value of contributions by the Province to the property shall be set off against a claim for compensation.

32(4)A person who claims to be entitled to compensation under this section shall deliver to the Minister a written claim setting out full particulars of the claim and of the person’s right and title to compensation.

32(5)If the Minister does not agree with the compensation claimed under subsection (4), the Minister shall offer in writing the amount the Minister considers to fairly reflect, subject to subsection (3), the value of the person’s interest in or contribution to the property and at the same time give notice to the person that, if the amount of the offer is not accepted, the matter will be submitted to arbitration.

32(6)If an offer of the Minister under subsection (5) is not accepted within the period of time fixed by the Minister in the written offer, or within such further time as is agreed to by the Minister and the person claiming compensation, the Minister or the person claiming compensation may submit the matter of compensation to arbitration.

32(7)If the Minister or the person claiming compensation submits the matter of compensation to arbitration, the Minister and the person shall be deemed to have entered into a written arbitration agreement and the Arbitration Act applies.

32(1)This Act and the regulations supersede the Expropriation Act.

32(2)The Minister, in relation to property transferred to and vested in a body corporate, the Minister or the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure by this Act or the regulations, may provide compensation that, in the opinion of the Minister, fairly reflects, subject to subsection (3), the value of an owner’s interest in or contribution to the property.

32(3)In determining the compensation to be provided under this section, the value of contributions by the Province to the property shall be set off against a claim for compensation.

32(4)A person who claims to be entitled to compensation under this section shall deliver to the Minister a written claim setting out full particulars of the claim and of the person’s right and title to compensation.

32(5)If the Minister does not agree with the compensation claimed under subsection (4), the Minister shall offer in writing the amount the Minister considers to fairly reflect, subject to subsection (3), the value of the person’s interest in or contribution to the property and at the same time give notice to the person that, if the amount of the offer is not accepted, the matter will be submitted to arbitration.

32(6)If an offer of the Minister under subsection (5) is not accepted within the period of time fixed by the Minister in the written offer, or within such further time as is agreed to by the Minister and the person claiming compensation, the Minister or the person claiming compensation may submit the matter of compensation to arbitration.

32(7)If the Minister or the person claiming compensation submits the matter of compensation to arbitration, the Minister and the person shall be deemed to have entered into a written arbitration agreement and the Arbitration Act applies.

32(1)This Act and the regulations supersede the Expropriation Act.

32(2)The Minister, in relation to property transferred to and vested in a body corporate, the Minister or the Minister of Supply and Services by this Act or the regulations, may provide compensation that, in the opinion of the Minister, fairly reflects, subject to subsection (3), the value of an owner’s interest in or contribution to the property.

32(3)In determining the compensation to be provided under this section, the value of contributions by the Province to the property shall be set off against a claim for compensation.

32(4)A person who claims to be entitled to compensation under this section shall deliver to the Minister a written claim setting out full particulars of the claim and of the person’s right and title to compensation.

32(5)If the Minister does not agree with the compensation claimed under subsection (4), the Minister shall offer in writing the amount the Minister considers to fairly reflect, subject to subsection (3), the value of the person’s interest in or contribution to the property and at the same time give notice to the person that, if the amount of the offer is not accepted, the matter will be submitted to arbitration.

32(6)If an offer of the Minister under subsection (5) is not accepted within the period of time fixed by the Minister in the written offer, or within such further time as is agreed to by the Minister and the person claiming compensation, the Minister or the person claiming compensation may submit the matter of compensation to arbitration.

32(7)If the Minister or the person claiming compensation submits the matter of compensation to arbitration, the Minister and the person shall be deemed to have entered into a written arbitration agreement and the Arbitration Act applies.