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Commission in Canada

Commission

This section offers an overview of Commission under Canadian law, reporting on the provincial jurisdiction differences.

Concepts of Commission in Ontario

This section provides the essential meanings of Commission relevant or under the laws of Ontario: (1) An act or action. A positive action in contrast to an omission. (2) To confirm with a person, by asking him or her under oath or affirmation, that the information he or she is providing in a document is true. Only persons authorized to commission a document may do so.

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