61(1)Despite the Evidence Act, proof of a by-law made under section 55 may be established in any court of competent jurisdiction or tribunal by an affidavit of the clerk of the municipality that states the following:
(a)
that he or she has compared the copy of the by-law attached to the affidavit with the original by-law and confirms that it is a true copy of the by-law;
(b)
that the requirements of the Local Governance Act and this Act with respect to the making of the by-law have been satisfied;
(c)
the date on which the by-law was made as shown by the original record of the by-law; and
(d)
if the affected property is owned by the Crown, the date on which the Minister responsible for the administration of the property consented to being affected by the by-law.
61(2)An affidavit under subsection (1) that sets forth the information required by that subsection shall be proof in the absence of evidence to the contrary of the facts contained in it and shall be accepted in evidence without proof of the official character or handwriting of the deponent.
61(1)Despite the Evidence Act, proof of a by-law made under section 55 may be established in any court of competent jurisdiction or tribunal by an affidavit of the clerk of the municipality that states the following:
(a)
that he or she has compared the copy of the by-law attached to the affidavit with the original by-law and confirms that it is a true copy of the by-law;
(b)
that the requirements of the Municipalities Act and this Act with respect to the making of the by-law have been satisfied;
(c)
the date on which the by-law was made as shown by the original record of the by-law; and
(d)
if the affected property is owned by the Crown, the date on which the Minister responsible for the administration of the property consented to being affected by the by-law.
61(2)An affidavit under subsection (1) that sets forth the information required by that subsection shall be proof in the absence of evidence to the contrary of the facts contained in it and shall be accepted in evidence without proof of the official character or handwriting of the deponent.
61(1)Despite the Evidence Act, proof of a by-law made under section 55 may be established in any court of competent jurisdiction or tribunal by an affidavit of the clerk of the municipality that states the following:
(a)
that he or she has compared the copy of the by-law attached to the affidavit with the original by-law and confirms that it is a true copy of the by-law;
(b)
that the requirements of the Municipalities Act and this Act with respect to the making of the by-law have been satisfied;
(c)
the date on which the by-law was made as shown by the original record of the by-law; and
(d)
if the affected property is owned by the Crown, the date on which the Minister responsible for the administration of the property consented to being affected by the by-law.
61(2)An affidavit under subsection (1) that sets forth the information required by that subsection shall be proof in the absence of evidence to the contrary of the facts contained in it and shall be accepted in evidence without proof of the official character or handwriting of the deponent.