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The Department of Justice is considering
replacing existing enforcement procedures
respecting money judgments with a
comprehensive consolidation of money
judgment enforcement remedies available to a
Saskatchewan judgment creditor.
A consultation document has been prepared to
outline the Department’s proposals for
addressing this issue and to ask for
comments with respect to certain choices
that have been made concerning
implementation of the proposed Bill. We
would appreciate receiving any comments you
may have regarding the proposed Money
Judgments Enforcement Act. Please
provide your comments by December 15, 2006,
to the Department of Justice, Legislative
Services Branch
(contact information is provided at the end
of the consultation document). (consultation
document)
The
Cost of Credit Disclosure Act, 2002,
came into force October 1, 2006.
Read more.
The Government of Saskatchewan has
released its guidelines for consultations
with First Nations and Métis People. These
guidelines were developed to assist decision
makers within government in meeting the
Province’s legal obligations where an action
proposed by the Province might adversely
affect a Treaty or Aboriginal right.
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