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Robitaille and Appellant Marie-Jeanne and Hins-Dion Respondent New cause York R.C.S ROBITAILLE DION 359 Gerald Life Insurance Company Mis en 1978 October 26 1978 Dickson November 21 Present Pigeon Beetz Estey and Pratte JJ ON APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF APPEAL FOR QUEBEC Exemption from seizure an insurance Stipulation policy for the Bankruptcy from Benefit of Exemption benefit seizure...

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Robitaille and Appellant Marie-Jeanne and Hins-Dion Respondent New cause York R.C.S ROBITAILLE DION 359 Gerald Life Insurance Company Mis en 1978 October 26 1978 Dickson November 21 Present Pigeon Beetz Estey and Pratte JJ ON APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF APPEAL FOR QUEBEC Exemption from seizure an insurance Stipulation policy for the Bankruptcy from Benefit of Exemption benefit seizure clause Code art arts 597 735 1028 third party Civil of Code of Civil Procedure 5533 1965 ance Supplemental Pension Plans Act S.Q Husbands and Parents Life Insur Act R.S.Q 1964 296 25 31 Respondent who assigned the Superior the as benefit her property Court of sitting life on in November bankruptcy policy 28 1975 to asked that declare to insurance payable died on her universal legatee of her husband who December 25 1974 held of any was exempt from that this benefit seizure could be The Superior in to Court seized quent seizure satisfaction debts of the debtor but subse the opening of the legacy of any debt the appellant to was exempt from to this latter in satisfaction prior in opening of the legacy the The trustee of Appeal Court asked part of the Court reverse the His appeal Superior he Court to decision this was dismissed and appealed Court should be allowed the of the insurance her the univer legacy cannot under since Held The appeal Respondents policy sal rights to benefit derive from the will which makes universal legatee of her regarded as for heir is husband The be the designation the not benefit third of beneficiary third stipulation of party party persons his in legal but the continuation is of personality sense As respondent she cannot rely not on beneficiary the proper seizure the exemption art from the in the insurance policy or on 5533 of Code of Civil Procedure 360 ROBITAILLE DION Pigeon S.C.R APPEAL Appeal Superior allowed of against decision affirming of the Court of of the Quebec Court judgment bankruptcy sitting in Appeal Louis Guimont for the appellant Raynold Be/anger The judgment Q.C for the respondent by of this of the Court was delivered an appeal of the PIGEON J.This Court from Quebec of the ing the tion that is by leave the decision Court of Appeal the of C.A 468 affirming in life judgment declar in Superior Court sitting the benefit under of bankruptcy insurance in policy amount of $20000 of to the could be seized satisfac any debts debtor opening respondent of the Dame Dion legacy subsequent the universal made in her favour by her husband Marcel Dion who died on December 25 1974 Respond ent is deemed to have made an authorized assign ment on November 28 1975 on that the proposal she filed day is having her been in subsequently bankruptcy of the rejected Appellant trustee He claimed of from the mis en the policy issued cause payment on the life amount Court of respondents the hus to band reverse Respondent the trustees thereupon decision asked The policy in question names as beneficiary First executors administrators or assignees of the insured Under there is the heading GENERAL PROVISIONS clause creditors the following 17 To the extent Protection against by permitted of this to law and all subject benefits to the all terms and conditions policy person and and money available or paid any whatsoever be in with this policy any way connected free from all contracts and debts person taxing in exempt and commitments of the shall question and from legal proceedings aimed at or seizing them It was on the basis the of this provision that held the that Superior Court and there Court of Appeal was relying partial exemption from seizure of art 553 of the Code of Civil Proce para dure which reads as follows on CA 468 R.C.S ROBITAILLE DION Le Juge Pigeon 361 553 The following are exempt from seizure Property from seizure to declared which by donor or testator to be exempt with he may however to be seized by creditors posterior the gift or the opening and to of the legacy the extent the permission of the judge that determines The Superior Court tion said in concerning the the policy exemp to from seizure .. clause In view of clause seizure is 17 in he intended favour provide for an on exemption his from This of the for beneficiary benefit death party of third art 1029 CC Hall 368 stipulation the The Canadian Indemnity Co S.C.R To this the Court of Appeal .. by the will added the designated this policy legatee which is invested with already been the policy to all the rights under had the subject of the insureds Since policy intention when to was an issued insurance the latter had for chosen subscribe from providing and exemption of the is seizure on by the one on hand designation beneficiary will the other to hand the property declared required ing the exempt from by the present art 5533 C.C.P by testator be seizure In as determin at rights of respondent contract than the beneficiary cannot will in the case from bar the insurance will be excluded which the the any more can two designates beneficiary It is be excluded from the insurance the contract together being the these documents taken the rights to which interrelated policy specify benefits under and the conditions governing their exercise With respect nitely the must say that as the respondent defi beneficiary all cannot be considered will of her policy The from which universal his she derives legatee of rights makes she is her the her hus she in band her therefore legal representative the universal to legacy as succeeded him by It is accepting favour an error view this the designation of beneficiary as The the universal legacy of of the is cannot be regarded under designation for the benefit beneficiary third stipulation her party Towards by the deceased cause husband 597 person not order insured mis en respondent third party to but his heir be art CC. In of for there stipulation for the benefit third third are person In the benefit eyes of must the be stipulated law fora party persons heirs for not third parties Stipulating ones heirs 362 ROBJTAILLEv.DION Pigeonf 1S.C.R and legal representatives clearly in is stipulating for as stated art 1028 cannot CC and oneself Art 1028 person one by contract his heirs in his own legal name bind any but himself and representatives In this Court effect counsel should clause for the given respondent to the con tended tion that be even this exemp prohib of this It is from seizure towards the insured would in and ited his estate because no is not be He clear cited authority quite support submission which quite that simply untenable by by contract one from cannot protect creditors as in ones except property seizure ones such under special enactment the Plans Act S.Q Pension 1965 Supplemental Thus it is perfectly clear that one cannot 25 31 make will bank deposit stipulating It it is that also not the clear money that as to be exempt of from seizure result art 735 C.C so is possible it bequeath seizure ones by property as to protect from for ones from creditors seizure The in provision the policy of exemption therefore found only third in can true the it have that effect is favor beneficiary benefit is is party on whom case benefit conferred As this is not the here not necessary is to consider fact property whether declared the thus to conferred in by donor of be exempt from seizure above nonetheless the within meaning art 5533 cited Should it be said as is in the Court of as Appeal part since of for it that the stipulation to be considered to will legacy This to give appears rise impossible me or the to an exemption from by donor seizure testator must be property to declared be exempt from condition not seizure or in French Here version the sous did dinsaisissabilit this testator reasons stipulate condition of the For the the already only is set out this condition in policy can apply to third beneficiary not proper sense that of the insured It party successor should be noted moreover is that in any event such exemption from seizure tive ing necessarily ...

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