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Markham By-law 2018-90, s. 46.1(a) — Licensing and Regulation of Stationary Businesses By-law

Licensing and Regulation of Stationary Businesses By-law

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the Treasurer or an officer has good reason to believe that the personal property subject to the seizure is about to be removed from the City before its due date;

  • (b) the Treasurer or an Officer makes an affidavit to that effect before a Justice of the Peace or the head of Council of the City; and
  • (c) the Justice of the Peace or head of Council of the City issues a warrant authorizing the Treasurer or an Officer to levy for the fines and costs in the manner provided by this Section.
  • (d) Subsections 351 (5), (7), (8), (9), (10), (13) and (14) of the Municipal Act, 2001, apply with necessary modifications to a seizure for an unpaid licensing fine under this By-law.
  • (e) No defect, error or omission in the form or substance of the notice required by this By-law invalidates any subsequent proceedings for the recovery of a fine. By-law 2018-90

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