57(1)Where a person who is suffering from a serious mental illness is a patient in a psychiatric facility in another province or territory of Canada and has estates situate in New Brunswick, the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may appoint the official of the other province or territory who is charged with the duty of managing the estate of that person in the other province or territory to be committee of the estate in New Brunswick.

57(2)The order making the appointment is conclusive proof that all the conditions precedent to the appointment have been fulfilled.

57(3)The provisions of this Act and the Public Trustee Act relating to the powers, authority, rights, duties, responsibilities, privileges and immunities of the Public Trustee with regard to the management of estates under the committeeship of the Public Trustee under this Act apply, with the necessary modifications, to the appointee under such an order.

57(1)Where a person who is suffering from a mental disorder is a patient in a psychiatric facility in another province or territory of Canada and has estates situate in New Brunswick, the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may appoint the official of the other province or territory who is charged with the duty of managing the estate of that person in the other province or territory to be committee of the estate in New Brunswick.

57(2)The order making the appointment is conclusive proof that all the conditions precedent to the appointment have been fulfilled.

57(3)The provisions of this Act and the Public Trustee Act relating to the powers, authority, rights, duties, responsibilities, privileges and immunities of the Public Trustee with regard to the management of estates under the committeeship of the Public Trustee under this Act apply, with the necessary modifications, to the appointee under such an order.

57(1)Where a person who is suffering from a mental disorder is a patient in a psychiatric facility in another province or territory of Canada and has estates situate in New Brunswick, the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may appoint the official of the other province or territory who is charged with the duty of managing the estate of that person in the other province or territory to be committee of the estate in New Brunswick.

57(2)The order making the appointment is conclusive proof that all the conditions precedent to the appointment have been fulfilled.

57(3)The appointee under such an order possesses the same rights, powers, privileges and immunities as are conferred by this Act upon the Administrator of Estates and he is subject to the same obligations and shall perform the same duties.