Acts and Regulations

S-5.5 - Securities Act

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Execution of warrant issued in another province
182(1)Where a provincial judge, magistrate or justice of another province or territory of Canada issues a warrant for the arrest of any person on a charge of contravening or failing to comply with any provision of an Act or regulation of that province or territory similar to this Act or the regulations and that person is or is suspected to be in New Brunswick, any judge of the Provincial Court of New Brunswick, may, on satisfactory proof of the handwriting of the provincial judge, magistrate or justice who issued the warrant, make an endorsement on the warrant in the form prescribed by regulation.
182(2)A warrant endorsed under subsection (1) is sufficient authority to the person bringing the warrant, to all other persons to whom it was originally directed and to all peace officers to execute the warrant within New Brunswick, to take the person arrested under the warrant out of or anywhere in New Brunswick and to rearrest that person anywhere in New Brunswick.
182(3)Any peace officer of New Brunswick or of any other province or territory of Canada who is passing through New Brunswick and who has in custody a person arrested in another province or territory under a warrant endorsed under subsection (1) is entitled to hold, take and rearrest the person anywhere in New Brunswick under the warrant without proof of the warrant or the endorsement.
2012, c.31, s.28
Execution of warrant issued in another province
182(1)Where a provincial judge, magistrate or justice of another province or territory of Canada issues a warrant for the arrest of any person on a charge of contravening or failing to comply with any provision of an Act or regulation of that province or territory similar to this Act or the regulations and that person is or is suspected to be in New Brunswick, any judge of the Provincial Court of New Brunswick, may, on satisfactory proof of the handwriting of the provincial judge, magistrate or justice who issued the warrant, make an endorsement on the warrant in the form prescribed by regulation.
182(2)A warrant endorsed under subsection (1) is sufficient authority to the person bringing the warrant, to all other persons to whom it was originally directed and to all peace officers to execute the warrant within New Brunswick, to take the person arrested under the warrant out of or anywhere in New Brunswick and to rearrest that person anywhere in New Brunswick.
182(3)Any peace officer of New Brunswick or of any other province or territory of Canada who is passing through New Brunswick and who has in custody a person arrested in another province or territory under a warrant endorsed under subsection (1) is entitled to hold, take and rearrest the person anywhere in New Brunswick under the warrant without proof of the warrant or the endorsement.