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Alberta Discharge of Easement or Restrictive Covenant
Discharge an easement, restrictive covenant, party wall agreement or encroachment agreement from a title deed with this free Discharge Form.
- The form can be downloaded, completed and filed with an Alberta Registry Office.
- Land Titles Form 10.1 in MS Word format.
- Intended to be used only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.
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Alberta Caveat Forbidding Registration
File a caveat to protect your interest under a purchase agreement for Alberta land with this free Form 26.
- As the purchaser of a property, you have an interest in the property and can file a caveat under the Alberta Land Titles Act.
- The form includes the required Form 27 Affidavit in support.
- This template includes the appropriate wording for registering a purchaser's interest pursuant to a purchase agreement between the caveator and the owner of the property.
- You can access the fillable PDF directly from Service Alberta by using the link provided.
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Alberta Foreign Ownership Declaration Form 2
Canadian corporations purchasing an interest in controlled land in Alberta must file this Foreign Ownership Declaration Form 2 for Corporations that are Not Foreign Controlled.
- Controlled land is any land that does not fall within the boundaries of a municipality, such as farm land, but does not include crown land or mineral rights.
- Every beneficial owner of controlled land in the Province of Alberta is required to file a Foreign Ownership Declaration.
- This Form 2 is to be used only by corporations that have a majority of voting shareholders who are either Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada.
- You can access the fillable PDF directly from Service Alberta through the link provided.
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Alberta Foreign Ownership Declaration Form 3
This Form 3 Foreign Ownership Declaration must be filed by all non-Canadians, non-permanent residents and foreign controlled corporations when they purchase an interest in controlled land in the Province of Alberta.
- The Land Titles Act defines controlled land as land in Alberta that does not include crown lands (excluding land held by the Public Trustee), land within the boundaries of a city, town, village or summer village, and mines and minerals.
- A foreign ownership declaration must be completed and filed by every beneficial owner of controlled land in the Province of Alberta. This Form 3 Declaration is for persons who are either not Canadian citizens or are not normally resident in Canada, and for corporations in which a majority of the voting shares are held by non-Canadians.
- The form is a Microsoft Word template which can be completed either by hand or on a computer and filed with the Foreign Ownership of Land Administration office.
- You can access the fillable PDF directly from Service Alberta by using the link provided.
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Alberta Foreign Ownership Declaration Form 4 (Trustees)
Any trustee who holds an interest in controlled land in Alberta on behalf of another party must file this Form 4 Foreign Ownership Declaration.
- Any person, firm or corporation who owns an interest in controlled land in the Province of Alberta must file a foreign ownership declaration, in accordance with the Land Titles Act.
- Controlled land refers to any land which falls outside of municipal boundaries (i.e. it is not part of the land owned by a city, town, village or summer village).
- This Form 4 must be filed by any person who will be acting as a trustee in holding the interest in trust for or on behalf of another party.
- You can access the fillable PDF directly from Service Alberta through the link provided.
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Offer to Purchase Controlled Land | Canada
Buy farm land in Canada for development with this Offer to Purchase Controlled Land.
- Controlled land means land that falls outside of the boundaries of a city, town, village or summer village (for example, farm land).
- This type of Offer is often used by a developer to purchase land adjacent to city limits for future development.
- The vendor warrants that it is not aware of any proposed expropriation of the land.
- The vendor has not received notice of any circumstance which might affect the zoning or use of the land.
- The vendor is not aware of any environmental issues affecting the land.
- The vendor will transfer title to the land over to the purchaser, on trust conditions, to allow the purchaser to secure mortgage financing in order to complete the sale.
- This legal form is not province-specific and can be used in many regions in Canada with minimal changes.
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