18(1)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council or the council of a local government may, after considering the report of the Officer, confirm its notice of intention in the manner provided in section 19, with such modifications as are considered appropriate, or may at any time prior to the confirmation of its notice of intention, abandon that intention.

18(2)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may, after considering the report of the Officer, make an order approving a proposed expropriation by an expropriating authority other than the Lieutenant-Governor in Council or a local government, with such modifications as he considers appropriate.

18(3)An expropriating authority referred to in subsection (2) may, after considering the report of the Officer and with the approval of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council pursuant to subsection (2), confirm its notice of intention in the manner provided in section 19, with such modifications as it considers appropriate, or may at any time prior to the confirmation of the notice of intention, abandon that intention.

18(4)In respect of an application made under section 7, the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may, after considering the report of the Officer, expropriate in the manner provided in section 19, with such modifications as he considers appropriate, on condition that the applicant indemnify the Crown with respect to all expenses incurred in the expropriation, including compensation and costs, and comply with such terms and conditions as the Lieutenant-Governor in Council imposes.

18(5)An applicant on whose behalf the Lieutenant-Governor in Council proposes to expropriate may be required to deposit with the Minister of Finance and Treasury Board security for payment of expenses incurred in the expropriation, including compensation and costs, as a condition precedent to the expropriation.

18(6)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may convey land expropriated pursuant to an application made under section 7 to the applicant upon such terms and conditions as the Lieutenant-Governor in Council determines.

18(7)No modifications in a confirmation of a notice of intention, or in an expropriation pursuant to an application made under section 7, shall be made so as to affect the land of an owner who has not been given notice of the proposed expropriation in accordance with this Act.

18(1)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council or the council of a local government may, after considering the report of the Officer, confirm its notice of intention in the manner provided in section 19, with such modifications as are considered appropriate, or may at any time prior to the confirmation of its notice of intention, abandon that intention.

18(2)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may, after considering the report of the Officer, make an order approving a proposed expropriation by an expropriating authority other than the Lieutenant-Governor in Council or a local government, with such modifications as he considers appropriate.

18(3)An expropriating authority referred to in subsection (2) may, after considering the report of the Officer and with the approval of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council pursuant to subsection (2), confirm its notice of intention in the manner provided in section 19, with such modifications as it considers appropriate, or may at any time prior to the confirmation of the notice of intention, abandon that intention.

18(4)In respect of an application made under section 7, the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may, after considering the report of the Officer, expropriate in the manner provided in section 19, with such modifications as he considers appropriate, on condition that the applicant indemnify the Crown with respect to all expenses incurred in the expropriation, including compensation and costs, and comply with such terms and conditions as the Lieutenant-Governor in Council imposes.

18(5)An applicant on whose behalf the Lieutenant-Governor in Council proposes to expropriate may be required to deposit with the Minister of Finance security for payment of expenses incurred in the expropriation, including compensation and costs, as a condition precedent to the expropriation.

18(6)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may convey land expropriated pursuant to an application made under section 7 to the applicant upon such terms and conditions as the Lieutenant-Governor in Council determines.

18(7)No modifications in a confirmation of a notice of intention, or in an expropriation pursuant to an application made under section 7, shall be made so as to affect the land of an owner who has not been given notice of the proposed expropriation in accordance with this Act.

18(1)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council or the council of a municipality may, after considering the report of the Officer, confirm its notice of intention in the manner provided in section 19, with such modifications as are considered appropriate, or may at any time prior to the confirmation of its notice of intention, abandon that intention.

18(2)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may, after considering the report of the Officer, make an order approving a proposed expropriation by an expropriating authority other than the Lieutenant-Governor in Council or a municipality, with such modifications as he considers appropriate.

18(3)An expropriating authority referred to in subsection (2) may, after considering the report of the Officer and with the approval of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council pursuant to subsection (2), confirm its notice of intention in the manner provided in section 19, with such modifications as it considers appropriate, or may at any time prior to the confirmation of the notice of intention, abandon that intention.

18(4)In respect of an application made under section 7, the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may, after considering the report of the Officer, expropriate in the manner provided in section 19, with such modifications as he considers appropriate, on condition that the applicant indemnify the Crown with respect to all expenses incurred in the expropriation, including compensation and costs, and comply with such terms and conditions as the Lieutenant-Governor in Council imposes.

18(5)An applicant on whose behalf the Lieutenant-Governor in Council proposes to expropriate may be required to deposit with the Minister of Finance security for payment of expenses incurred in the expropriation, including compensation and costs, as a condition precedent to the expropriation.

18(6)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may convey land expropriated pursuant to an application made under section 7 to the applicant upon such terms and conditions as the Lieutenant-Governor in Council determines.

18(7)No modifications in a confirmation of a notice of intention, or in an expropriation pursuant to an application made under section 7, shall be made so as to affect the land of an owner who has not been given notice of the proposed expropriation in accordance with this Act.

18(1)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council or the council of a municipality may, after considering the report of the Officer, confirm its notice of intention in the manner provided in section 19, with such modifications as are considered appropriate, or may at any time prior to the confirmation of its notice of intention, abandon that intention.

18(2)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may, after considering the report of the Officer, make an order approving a proposed expropriation by an expropriating authority other than the Lieutenant-Governor in Council or a municipality, with such modifications as he considers appropriate.

18(3)An expropriating authority referred to in subsection (2) may, after considering the report of the Officer and with the approval of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council pursuant to subsection (2), confirm its notice of intention in the manner provided in section 19, with such modifications as it considers appropriate, or may at any time prior to the confirmation of the notice of intention, abandon that intention.

18(4)In respect of an application made under section 7, the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may, after considering the report of the Officer, expropriate in the manner provided in section 19, with such modifications as he considers appropriate, on condition that the applicant indemnify the Crown with respect to all expenses incurred in the expropriation, including compensation and costs, and comply with such terms and conditions as the Lieutenant-Governor in Council imposes.

18(5)An applicant on whose behalf the Lieutenant-Governor in Council proposes to expropriate may be required to deposit with the Minister of Finance security for payment of expenses incurred in the expropriation, including compensation and costs, as a condition precedent to the expropriation.

18(6)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may convey land expropriated pursuant to an application made under section 7 to the applicant upon such terms and conditions as the Lieutenant-Governor in Council determines.

18(7)No modifications in a confirmation of a notice of intention, or in an expropriation pursuant to an application made under section 7, shall be made so as to affect the land of an owner who has not been given notice of the proposed expropriation in accordance with this Act.