Examples of Public Guardian and Trustee in a sentence
The Trustees shall, as and when required by law, and may at any time prior to such required time, pay all or part of such amounts so held to a court in the province where the Trust has its principal office or to the Public Guardian and Trustee (or other similar government official or agency) in the province where the Trust has its principal office whose receipt shall be a good and sufficient discharge of the obligations of the Trustees.
A person requesting the dismissal of a claim made by a child or an adult with impaired mental capacity must include written consent from the Public Guardian and Trustee for that request.
The Trustees shall, as and when required by law, and may at any time prior to such required time, pay all or part of such amounts so held to a court in the province where the Trust has its principal office or to the Public Guardian and Trustee of Ontario (or other similar government official or agency in the province where the Trust has its principal office) whose receipt shall be a fulfilment and discharge of the obligations of the Trustees.
An order for a party to pay money to another party that is a child can include a requirement to make the payment to the Public Guardian and Trustee on behalf of that child.
It was their position that Dr. Chu’s reprehensible conduct, including misleading the Public Guardian and Trustee, removing his grandmother from her home, surreptitiously filming his uncle in the courthouse, and filing affidavits that raised irrelevant attacks on the respondents warranted an award of full indemnity costs.
If an application for dispute resolution involves a personal injury, a child or person with impaired mental capacity must also be represented by a lawyer or a person supervised by a lawyer unless the litigation guardian is the Public Guardian and Trustee.
If the substitute decision-maker who is given directions is the Public Guardian and Trustee, he or she is required to comply with the directions, and subsection (6) does not apply to him or her.
Even though the patient’s estate initially pays costs, the Public Guardian and Trustee later reviews the costs to ensure they are reasonable.
The other 10 files reviewed were files where the Public Guardian and Trustee was appointed committee of estate and the authority ended for a reason other than the adult’s death.
These circumstances include disclosure to the College for the purpose of the administration or enforcement of the Social Work and Social Service Work Act, 1998 and disclosure to the Public Guardian and Trustee or a children's aid society so that they can carry out their statutory functions.