Acts and Regulations

C-38.1 - Crown Lands and Forests Act

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Licensee, owner of timber
33(1)A license does not confer on a licensee any right of possession of Crown Lands described in the license, or any right to the soil other than the right to enter upon and use the soil as is necessary for and incidental to the operations authorized under the license.
33(2)Subject to sections 32 and 42, a licensee is the owner of timber authorized to be harvested under his license when it is harvested by him or on his behalf.
33(3)Notwithstanding subsections (1) and (2), when timber is cut and removed from Crown Lands, or is damaged or destroyed, by a person who is not authorized by a Crown timber sub-license, a Crown timber permit or a Crown timber sale to do so, the licensee of the Crown Lands affected, as against such person and any other person except the Crown, shall be deemed to be
(a) the owner of the timber, and
(b) in possession of the Crown Lands affected,
for the purpose of maintaining an action with respect to such conduct.
Licensee, owner of timber
33(1)A license does not confer on a licensee any right of possession of Crown Lands described in the license, or any right to the soil other than the right to enter upon and use the soil as is necessary for and incidental to the operations authorized under the license.
33(2)Subject to sections 32 and 42, a licensee is the owner of timber authorized to be harvested under his license when it is harvested by him or on his behalf.
33(3)Notwithstanding subsections (1) and (2), when timber is cut and removed from Crown Lands, or is damaged or destroyed, by a person who is not authorized by a Crown timber sub-license, a Crown timber permit or a Crown timber sale to do so, the licensee of the Crown Lands affected, as against such person and any other person except the Crown, shall be deemed to be
(a) the owner of the timber, and
(b) in possession of the Crown Lands affected,
for the purpose of maintaining an action with respect to such conduct.