80(1)Before the registrar accepts for registration any instrument or other document or performs any other duty that he is requested to perform under this Act, he shall receive the prescribed fee therefor.

80(1.1)Payment of any fees or taxes in respect of the registration of an electronic instrument shall be made by electronic means in such manner and at such time as is established by the Registrar General.

80(2)In addition to the fee payable to the registrar under subsection (1), there shall be paid to the registrar such assurance fee as may be prescribed for claims respecting indemnification.

80(3)Notwithstanding subsection (2), no assurance fees are payable in respect of transfers between ministers or departments of the Crown in right of Canada or the Province or between the Crown in right of Canada and the Crown in right of the Province or to any of them.

80(4)Before any transfer of registered land is registered, the value of the land shall be ascertained by an affidavit of value in prescribed form of the applicant, transferor or transferee or of such other person as the registrar believes to be acquainted with the value of the land and whose oath or affirmation the registrar is willing to accept, and such affidavit of value shall be filed with the registrar.

80(4.1)Notwithstanding subsection (4), where a transfer is submitted in electronic format, the subscriber who submits the transfer shall provide a declaration in electronic format of all the material facts that would have been contained in an affidavit of value if the transfer had been submitted for registration in paper format.

80(4.2)Where a subscriber submits a declaration in electronic format under subsection (4.1), the declaration satisfies any requirements under this or any other Act to file an affidavit of value with the registrar.

80(5)Subsection 19(7) of the Registry Act and subsections 12(3.5) and (3.6) of the Assessment Act apply mutatis mutandis to an affidavit filed under subsection (4) or an electronic declaration filed under subsection (4.1).

80(6)If the registrar is not satisfied as to the correctness of the value so sworn to, affirmed or declared, he may require the applicant, transferor or transferee to produce a certificate of the value under the hand of an evaluator appointed by the registrar and, in such case, the certificate shall be conclusive evidence of the value.

80(7)Each registrar shall keep a correct account of all sums of money received by him under this Act and shall pay that money in such manner as may be determined by Service New Brunswick.

80(8)The indemnity, costs and expenses awarded to a person claiming indemnification pursuant to this Act shall be paid out of any account or fund established for this purpose.

80(9)If the account or fund established pursuant to subsection (8) is insufficient to make the payment required, or if no provision is made, then payments shall be paid out of the Consolidated Fund.

80(1)Before the registrar accepts for registration any instrument or other document or performs any other duty that he is requested to perform under this Act, he shall receive the prescribed fee therefor.

80(1.1)Payment of any fees or taxes in respect of the registration of an electronic instrument shall be made by electronic means in such manner and at such time as is established by the Registrar General.

80(2)In addition to the fee payable to the registrar under subsection (1), there shall be paid to the registrar such assurance fee as may be prescribed for claims respecting indemnification.

80(3)Notwithstanding subsection (2), no assurance fees are payable in respect of transfers between ministers or departments of the Crown in right of Canada or the Province or between Her Majesty in right of Canada and Her Majesty in right of the Province or to any of them.

80(4)Before any transfer of registered land is registered, the value of the land shall be ascertained by an affidavit of value in prescribed form of the applicant, transferor or transferee or of such other person as the registrar believes to be acquainted with the value of the land and whose oath or affirmation the registrar is willing to accept, and such affidavit of value shall be filed with the registrar.

80(4.1)Notwithstanding subsection (4), where a transfer is submitted in electronic format, the subscriber who submits the transfer shall provide a declaration in electronic format of all the material facts that would have been contained in an affidavit of value if the transfer had been submitted for registration in paper format.

80(4.2)Where a subscriber submits a declaration in electronic format under subsection (4.1), the declaration satisfies any requirements under this or any other Act to file an affidavit of value with the registrar.

80(5)Subsection 19(7) of the Registry Act and subsections 12(3.5) and (3.6) of the Assessment Act apply mutatis mutandis to an affidavit filed under subsection (4) or an electronic declaration filed under subsection (4.1).

80(6)If the registrar is not satisfied as to the correctness of the value so sworn to, affirmed or declared, he may require the applicant, transferor or transferee to produce a certificate of the value under the hand of an evaluator appointed by the registrar and, in such case, the certificate shall be conclusive evidence of the value.

80(7)Each registrar shall keep a correct account of all sums of money received by him under this Act and shall pay that money in such manner as may be determined by Service New Brunswick.

80(8)The indemnity, costs and expenses awarded to a person claiming indemnification pursuant to this Act shall be paid out of any account or fund established for this purpose.

80(9)If the account or fund established pursuant to subsection (8) is insufficient to make the payment required, or if no provision is made, then payments shall be paid out of the Consolidated Fund.

80(1)Before the registrar accepts for registration any instrument or other document or performs any other duty that he is requested to perform under this Act, he shall receive the prescribed fee therefor.

80(1.1)Payment of any fees or taxes in respect of the registration of an electronic instrument shall be made by electronic means in such manner and at such time as is established by the Registrar General.

80(2)In addition to the fee payable to the registrar under subsection (1), there shall be paid to the registrar such assurance fee as may be prescribed for claims respecting indemnification.

80(3)Notwithstanding subsection (2), no assurance fees are payable in respect of transfers between ministers or departments of the Crown in right of Canada or the Province or between Her Majesty in right of Canada and Her Majesty in right of the Province or to any of them.

80(4)Before any transfer of registered land is registered, the value of the land shall be ascertained by an affidavit of value in prescribed form of the applicant, transferor or transferee or of such other person as the registrar believes to be acquainted with the value of the land and whose oath or affirmation the registrar is willing to accept, and such affidavit of value shall be filed with the registrar.

80(4.1)Notwithstanding subsection (4), where a transfer is submitted in electronic format, the subscriber who submits the transfer shall provide a declaration in electronic format of all the material facts that would have been contained in an affidavit of value if the transfer had been submitted for registration in paper format.

80(4.2)Where a subscriber submits a declaration in electronic format under subsection (4.1), the declaration satisfies any requirements under this or any other Act to file an affidavit of value with the registrar.

80(5)Subsection 19(7) of the Registry Act and subsections 12(3.5) and (3.6) of the Assessment Act apply mutatis mutandis to an affidavit filed under subsection (4) or an electronic declaration filed under subsection (4.1).

80(6)If the registrar is not satisfied as to the correctness of the value so sworn to, affirmed or declared, he may require the applicant, transferor or transferee to produce a certificate of the value under the hand of an evaluator appointed by the registrar and, in such case, the certificate shall be conclusive evidence of the value.

80(7)Each registrar shall keep a correct account of all sums of money received by him under this Act and shall pay that money in such manner as may be determined by Service New Brunswick.

80(8)The indemnity, costs and expenses awarded to a person claiming indemnification pursuant to this Act shall be paid out of any account or fund established for this purpose.

80(9)If the account or fund established pursuant to subsection (8) is insufficient to make the payment required, or if no provision is made, then payments shall be paid out of the Consolidated Fund.

80(1)Before the registrar accepts for registration any instrument or other document or performs any other duty that he is requested to perform under this Act, he shall receive the prescribed fee therefor.

80(1.1)Payment of any fees or taxes in respect of the registration of an electronic instrument shall be made by electronic means in such manner and at such time as is established by the Registrar General.

80(2)In addition to the fee payable to the registrar under subsection (1), there shall be paid to the registrar such assurance fee as may be prescribed for claims respecting indemnification.

80(3)Notwithstanding subsection (2), no assurance fees are payable in respect of transfers between ministers or departments of the Crown in right of Canada or the Province or between Her Majesty in right of Canada and Her Majesty in right of the Province or to any of them.

80(4)Before any transfer of registered land is registered, the value of the land shall be ascertained by an affidavit of value in prescribed form of the applicant, transferor or transferee or of such other person as the registrar believes to be acquainted with the value of the land and whose oath or affirmation the registrar is willing to accept, and such affidavit of value shall be filed with the registrar.

80(4.1)Notwithstanding subsection (4), where a transfer is submitted in electronic format, the subscriber who submits the transfer shall provide a declaration in electronic format of all the material facts that would have been contained in an affidavit of value if the transfer had been submitted for registration in paper format.

80(4.2)Where a subscriber submits a declaration in electronic format under subsection (4.1), the declaration satisfies any requirements under this or any other Act to file an affidavit of value with the registrar.

80(5)Subsections 19(7), (8) and (9) of the Registry Act, apply mutatis mutandis to an affidavit filed under subsection (4) or an electronic declaration filed under subsection (4.1).

80(6)If the registrar is not satisfied as to the correctness of the value so sworn to, affirmed or declared, he may require the applicant, transferor or transferee to produce a certificate of the value under the hand of an evaluator appointed by the registrar and, in such case, the certificate shall be conclusive evidence of the value.

80(7)Each registrar shall keep a correct account of all sums of money received by him under this Act and shall pay that money in such manner as may be determined by Service New Brunswick.

80(8)The indemnity, costs and expenses awarded to a person claiming indemnification pursuant to this Act shall be paid out of any account or fund established for this purpose.

80(9)If the account or fund established pursuant to subsection (8) is insufficient to make the payment required, or if no provision is made, then payments shall be paid out of the Consolidated Fund.

80(1)Before the registrar accepts for registration any instrument or other document or performs any other duty that he is requested to perform under this Act, he shall receive the prescribed fee therefor.

80(2)In addition to the fee payable to the registrar under subsection (1), there shall be paid to the registrar such assurance fee as may be prescribed for claims respecting indemnification.

80(3)Notwithstanding subsection (2), no assurance fees are payable in respect of transfers between ministers or departments of the Crown in right of Canada or the Province or between Her Majesty in right of Canada and Her Majesty in right of the Province or to any of them.

80(4)Before any transfer of registered land is registered, the value of the land shall be ascertained by an affidavit of value in prescribed form of the applicant, transferor or transferee or of such other person as the registrar believes to be acquainted with the value of the land and whose oath or affirmation the registrar is willing to accept, and such affidavit of value shall be filed with the registrar.

80(5)Subsections 19(7), (8) and (9) of the Registry Act, apply mutatis mutandis to an affidavit filed under subsection (4).

80(6)If the registrar is not satisfied as to the correctness of the value so sworn to or affirmed, he may require the applicant, transferor or transferee to produce a certificate of the value under the hand of an evaluator appointed by the registrar and, in such case, the certificate shall be conclusive evidence of the value.

80(7)Each registrar shall keep a correct account of all sums of money received by him under this Act and shall pay that money in such manner as may be determined by Service New Brunswick.

80(8)The indemnity, costs and expenses awarded to a person claiming indemnification pursuant to this Act shall be paid out of any account or fund established for this purpose.

80(9)If the account or fund established pursuant to subsection (8) is insufficient to make the payment required, or if no provision is made, then payments shall be paid out of the Consolidated Fund.