Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette, Part I — 31 January 2003, Vol. 78, No. 5 — Urban and Rural Planning Act Notice of Registration; Lands Act Notice

NLG 2003-01-31

Newfoundland and Labrador — Gazette

43 THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE

PART I PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY Vol. 78 ST. JOHN'S, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 2003 No.5 APPOINTMENTS Aides-de-Camp His Honour the Lieutenant Governor, the Honourable Edward Roberts, is pleased to appoint as honorary Aides-de-Camp the following people: Mrs. Margot Brown Inspector Leigh DesRoches Captain Paul F. Furlong, CD Inspector Robert Johnston Major William D. (Bill) Kelly, CD Mr. Martin Lockyer Mrs. Deanne Peters Mr. Geoff Peters Ms. Jessica Webb Lieutenant (

N) Tony A. K. Young, CD Dated at St. John’s, December 10, 2002. HONOURABLE EDWARD ROBERTS Lieutenant Governor Jan 31 PUBLIC NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR The Lieutenant-Governor in Council has referred the following questions to the Court of Appeal of Newfoundland and Labrador, pursuant to

section 13 of the Judicature Act, R.S.N.L. 1990, c. J-4, for hearing and consideration: 1. Is the Tobacco Health Care Costs Recovery Act , S.N.L. 2001, c. T-4.2, or any provision thereof, inconsistent with the Constitution Acts, 1867 to 1982, and if so, in what particulars and to what extent? 2. Is the Tobacco Health Care Costs Recovery Act, or any provision thereof, ult ra vires the legislative power of the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, and if so, in what particulars and to what extent? 3.

Does the Tobacco Health Care Costs Recovery Act, or any provision thereof, result in unconstitutional interference with the independence of the judiciary, and if so, in what particulars and to what extent? Any person wishing to be heard on this Reference as an interested person pursuant to

section 17 of the Judicature Act, should file an Application to Intervene with the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, Court of Appeal, by March 31, 2003. ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR Department of Justice ADDRESS FOR SERVICE: 4 th Floor, East Block, Confederation Building P.O. Box 8700 St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador A1B 4J6 Jan 24 & 31

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 44 NOTICE OF REDEMPTION TO THE HOLDERS OF THE PROVINCE OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR 11% SINKING FUND DEBENTURES SERIES 5Q DUE MARCH 4, 2006 In accordance with the terms of the above Province of Newfoundland and Labrador Debentures, notice is hereby given that the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador will redeem, and hereby calls for redemption, on the 4 th day of March 2003, all of the above-noted Debentures then outstanding. Debentures should be presented to the bank or financial institution with which the holder normally transacts business *.

Upon presentation and surrender, Debentures registered as to principal and interest and bearer Debentures will be redeemed at 100% of the principal amount thereof. On fully registered Debentures, accrued interest for the period ending March 4, 2003, will be paid in the usual manner by cheque mailed to the registered holders by CIBC Mellon Trust Company. On bearer Debentures, coupons due March 4, 2003, should be presented for payment in the normal fashion. Since interest on the Debentures ceases to accrue after March 4, 2003, the coupons due September 4, 2003 and thereafter will not be paid.

The Province of Newfoundland and Labrador reminds Debentureholders that, in accordance with the terms of the Debentures, all interest coupons maturing subsequent to March 4, 2003 s hould be presented with the Debentures. Questions pertaining to this redemption may be directed to CIBC Mellon Trust Company, Registrar, at (514) 285-3617.

DATED this 31 st day of January, 2003 * To obtain payment, Debentureholders should present their Debentures (with a copy of this Notice) to the bank or financial institution with whom they normally deal, which will, in turn, obtain payment from the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.

PROVINCE OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR Jan 31 URBAN AND RURAL PLANNING ACT NOTICE OF REGISTRATION TOWN OF LITTLE CATALINA MUNICIPAL PLAN AMENDMENT NO. 1, 2002, AND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS AMENDMENT NO. 1, 2002 Take notice that the Town of Little Catalina Municipal Plan Amendment No. 1, 2002 and Development Regulations Amendment No. 1, 2002, adopted on the 24th day of October and approved on the 12th day of November 2002, had been registered by the Minister of Municipal and Provincial Affairs.

The Town of Little Catalina Municipal Plan Amendment No. 1, 2002 and Development Regulations Amendment No. 1, 2002, come into effect on the day that this notice is published in The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette. Anyone who wishes to inspect a copy of the Town of Little Catalina Municipal Plan Amendment No. 1, 2002 and Development Regulations Amendment No. 1, 2002 may do so at the Town Office, Little Catalina during normal working hours. TOWN OF LITTLE CATALINA Town Clerk Jan 31 LANDS ACT NOTICE OF INTENT Lands Act,

Chapter 36, S.N. 1991 Notice is hereby given that Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro of St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador intends to apply to the Department of Government Services and Lands, two months from the publication of this notice, to acquire title, pursuant to

Section 7(2) of the said Act, all that piece or parcel of Crown Land situated within fifteen metres of the waters of McCallum Harbour, in the Electoral District of Fortune Bay- Cape La Hune, Newfoundland and Labrador, for the purpose of Commercial Storage Tanks and being more particularly described as follows: Bounded on the North by Crown Land for a distance of 10 m; Bounded on the East by McCallum Harbour for a distance of 20 m; Bounded on the South by Public Works Canada Wharf for a distance of 10 m; Bounded on the West by NF & Lab Hydro

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 45 for a distance of 20 m; and containing an area of approximately 110 square metres. Any person wishing to object to the application must file the objection, in writing, within one month from the date of publication of this noti ce, with reasons for it, to the Minister of Government Services and Lands, c/o the nearest Regional Lands Office. For further information regarding the proposed application, please contact John Cooper, (709) 737-1944. Jan 31 NOTICE OF INTENT Lands Act,

Chapter 36, S.N. 1991 Notice is hereby given that Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro of St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador intends to apply to the Department of Government Services and Lands, two months from the publication of this notice, to acquire title, pursuant to

Section 7(2) of the said Act, all that piece or parcel of Crown Land situated within fifteen metres of the waters of Parker River, in the Electoral District of Straits/White Bay North, Ne wfoundland and Labrador, for the purpose of a Distribution Line and being more particularly described as follows: Bounded on the North by Crown Land for a distance of 30 m; Bounded on the East by Crown Land for a distance of 15 m; Bounded on the South by Crown Land for a distance of 30 m; Bounded on the West by Crown Land for a distance of 15 m; and containing an area of approximately 450 square metres.

Any person wishing to object to the application must file the objection, in writing, within one month from the date of publication of this noti ce, with reasons for it, to the Minister of Government Services and Lands, c/o the nearest Regional Lands Office. For further information regarding the proposed application, please contact John Cooper, (709) 737-1944. Jan 31 NOTICE OF INTENT Lands Act,

Chapter 36, S.N. 1991 Notice is hereby given that Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro of St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador intends to apply to the Department of Government Services and Lands, two months from the publication of this notice, to acquire title, pursuant to

Section 7(2) of the said Act, all that piece or parcel of Crown Land situated within fifteen metres of the waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence (Deadman’s Cove), in the Electoral District of St. Barbe, Newfoundland and Labrador, for the purpose of a Distribution Line and being more particularly described as follows: Bounded on the North by Crown Land for a distance of 30. m; Bounded on the East by Crown Land for a distance of 10 m; Bounded on the South by Crown Land for a distance of 30 m; Bounded on the West by Crown Land for a distance of 10 m; and containing an area of approximately 300 square metres.

Any person wishing to object to the application must file the objection, in writing, within one month from the date of publication of this noti ce, with reasons for it, to the Minister of Government Services and Lands, c/o the nearest Regional Lands Office. For further information regarding the proposed application, please contact John Cooper, (709) 737-1944..

Jan 31 QUIETING OF TITLES ACT 2003 05 T 0011 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR TRIAL DIVISION IN THE MATTER OF an Application of Lloyd Noseworthy of the Town of Gambo, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, AND IN THE MATTER OF the Quieting of Titles Act,

Chapter Q- 3 of the Revised Statutes of Newfoundland, 1990, AND

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 46 IN THE MATTER OF a piece or parcel of land situate at Sandringham, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all parties that Lloyd Noseworthy of the Town of Gambo, in the Town of Gambo, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, have applied to the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, Trial Division, to have title to ALL THAT piece or parcel of land described in

Schedule “A” hereto annexed, and shown in

Schedule “B” here to annexed, being more particularly delineated in the plan filed with the Application in this matter in the Registry of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, Trial Division, investigated and for a Declaration that Lloyd Noseworthy is the absolute owner thereof.

All persons having title adverse to the said title claim by Lloyd Noseworthy shall file in the Registry of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, Trial Division, at Gander, particulars of such adverse claim and serve the same, together with an Affidavit verifying the same, on the undersigned, solicitors for the Applicant on or before the 21 st day of February, 2003, after which date no party having any claim shall be permitted to file the same or to be heard except by special leave of the Court and subject to such conditions as the Court may deem just.

All adverse claims shall be investigated in such manner as the Supreme Court may direct. DATED at Gander, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, this 17 th day of December, 2002. EASTON FACEY HILLIER LAWRENCE Solicitors for the Applicant Per: Carson L. Lawrence ADDRESS FOR SERVICE: P. O. Box 408 Gander, NL A1V 1W8 Jan 31

SCHEDULE “A” Lloyd Noseworthy Sandringham, NL ALL that piece or parcel of land situate and being on the northern side of the Main Road at Sandringham, in the electoral district of Terra Nova, Newfoundland and Labrador and being bound and abutted as follows: Beginning at a point, said point being an iron pin set in the most northerly corner of other land of Lloyd Noseworthy and having reference from Control Monument No. 89G6198 of S14º 12' 26" W 204.906 metres.

Thence running by Crown Land N 51º 54' 17" E 39.929 metres; N 62º 54' 17" E 211.836 metres; S 35º 05' 43" E 76.800 metres; Thence running along the northern side of the Main Road S 62º 00' 24" W 132.797 metres; S 40º 43' 36" W 86.432 metres; Thence running by other land of Lloyd Noseworthy N 52º 27' 43" W 114.148 metres, more or less to the point of beginning. The above described parcel contains an area 2.013 hectares, more or less, and is more particularly shown on the attached plan dated November 08, 2002.

The above described parcel is subject to a Pole Line Easement (7.4 metres Wide) that runs along the southern boundary of said parcel. All Bearings premise that the Grid Bearing (NAD 83) from Control Monument No. 89G6198 to Control Monument No. 89G6197 is N 59º 42' 40" E.

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THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 48 CHANGE OF NAME ACT ------------------- C-8 RSN 1990 ------------------- NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Minister of Government Services and Lands for a change of name, pursuant to the provisions of the Change of Name Act, by me:- MARGARET ANDERSON of P. O.

Box 1709, Stn B, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, as follows: To change my minor unmarried child’s name from JANINE SELMA SUZANNE FORD to JANINE SELMA SUZANNE ANDERSON DATED this 23rd day of January, 2003.

MARGARET (PEGGY) ANDERSON (Signature of Applicant) Jan 31 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Minister of Government Services and Lands for a change of name, pursuant to the provisions of the Change of Name Act, by me:- ELIZABETH ANNE BUCKLE of 87 Sunrise Avenue, Mount Pearl, A1N 1C2, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, as follows: To change my name from ELIZABETH ANNE BUCKLE to ELIZABETH ANNE ROSS DATED this 27 th day of January, 2003.

ELIZABETH BUCKLE (Signature of Applicant) Jan 31 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Minister of Government Services and Lands for a change of name, pursuant to the provisions of the Change of Name Act, by me:- PAULINE LEGGE of Box 2775, RR # 2, Corner Brook, A2H 6B9, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, as follows: To change my minor unmarried children’s name from SHANE CHARLES JAMES KENDALL to SHANE CHARLES JAMES LEGGE LACEY JENETTE KENDALL to LACEY JENETTE KENDALL-LEGGE DATED this 20th day of January, 2003.

PAULINE LEGGE (Signature of Applicant) Jan 31 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Minister of Government Services and Lands for a change of name, pursuant to the provisions of the Change of Name Act, by me:- CORRINA ANN PENNEY of P. O. Box 1423, Clarenville, A0C 1P0, in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, as follows: To change my minor unmarried child’s name from DAMION HAYWARD SHANE BURTON to DAMION HAYWARD SHANE PENNEY DATED this 16th day of January, 2003. CORRINA PENNEY (Signature of Applicant) Jan 31

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 49 MEDICAL ACT REGISTERED MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS The medical practitioners and others whose names are appended hereto have been registered by the Newfoundland Medical Board according to the provision of the Medical Act, M-4 RSN. 1990. Medical Register (Section 14 - Medical Act) Dr. Beverly Jeanette Abbott Dr. Aboosaly Zainul Abdeen Dr. Meenaxi Surendra Acharya Dr. Sanjay Vipinchandra Acharya Dr. Surendra Devi Prasad Acharya Dr. Grenfell Bert Adams Dr. Lorne Wilson Adams Dr. Amin Mohamed Addetia Dr. Tanis Lee Adey Dr. Shakeela Ahmed Dr.

Olaniyi Funso Ajisafe Dr. Catherine Ann Alderdice Dr. David James Allison Dr. Caroline A.S.H. Alteen Dr. Lawrence Walter Alteen Dr. Canagasundram Anandakrishnan Dr. Indira Anandakrishnan Dr. Kenneth Anderson Dr. Wayne Lewis Andrews Dr. John Michael Angel Dr. George Matthew Anjilvel Dr. Lily Immanuel Anjilvel Dr. Samir Michael Antowan Dr. William Edward Arsenault Dr. Ikhimhiagie Felix Asekomhe Dr. Simon Paul Avis Dr. Khalid Aziz Dr. Nassir Badrudin Dr. Douglas Keith Baggs Dr. Geoffrey Albert Bailey Dr. Anton Daryl Baksh Dr. Thomas Maxwell Barbour Dr. John Alexander Barnhill Dr. Brendan Joseph Barrett Dr.

Jane Ruth Barron Dr. Barbara Grace Barrowman Dr. Elias Ioanni Bartellas Dr. Ola Jill Barter Dr. Richard Berkeley Barter Dr. Peter John Bartlett Dr. Pravin Batohi Dr. Natalie Rose Battcock Dr. Stephen George Battcock Dr. Tony F. Batten Dr. Elizabeth Marie Bautista Dr. Michael John Bautista Dr. William Bavington Dr. Kevin P. Beamont Dr. David Joseph Beatty Dr. Regina Becker Dr. Sunmolu Akinlolu Beckley Dr. Douglas Frederick Bennett Dr. Jean Marc Benoit Dr. Michael H.J. Bense Dr. Philip Damien Beresford Dr. Safa Beshai Dr. Leoncio Mauricio Best-Spence Dr. Cheri Elsie Heather Bethune Dr. Rajdeep Singh Bhatia Dr.

Leigh Ray Bishop Dr. James Howard Smith Black Dr. Peter Blanchard Blackie Dr. Peter Jerrett Blackwood Dr. Krista Jean Marie Blundell Dr. Charles Boddie Dr. Rafik Sobhy Bolis Dr. Stephen Paul Bonisteel Dr. Francis Lennox Boodansingh Dr. Darrell Craig Boone Dr. Mark Ram Borgaonkar Dr. Ram Dattatraya Borgaonkar Dr. Enrique Berdin Borja Dr. James Donald Bowen Dr. Beverley Lynette Burt Bowes Dr. Michael Ian Bowmer Dr. Alec Wayne Brace Dr. Catherine Mary Bradbury Dr. Robert John Brake Dr. Mark Arthur Brannan Dr. David Malcolm Brentnall Dr. Spencer Moody Bridger Dr. Tracey Lynn Bridger Dr. Thomas Aloysius Brien Dr.

Christina Annette Brown Dr. Gregory Steven Brown Dr. Murray Carol Brown Dr. Noel John Browne Dr. Helen Elizabeth Bruce Dr. Karl Joseph Bruff Dr. Frederick J. Brushett Dr. Sean Alexis Buckingham Dr. David Buckley Dr. Kenneth James Burrage Dr. Ronald Ford Bursey Dr. Douglas Ernest Butler Dr. Robert Frederick Butler Dr. Roger Granville Butler Dr. Robert Murcell Butt Dr. Eric Gilbert Button

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 50 Dr. Lonzel Button Dr. Walter Wayne Button Dr. Ismail Cajee Dr. Elizabeth Anne Callahan Dr. Peter Joseph Callahan Dr. Deborah Marie Callahan-Dyer Dr. Terrence S. Callanan Dr. Yuri Canete Dr. Thomas Cantwell Dr. Christine Linda Caravan Dr. Barbara Anne Carlson Dr. V. Ronald Carrigan Dr. Ebrahim Carrim Dr. Robert Morgan Carter Dr. Ann Patricia Casey Dr. Carmel Casey Dr. William Edmund Casey Dr. Georgina Claire Chalker Dr. Harnahalli B. Chandra Sekhar Dr. Domino Roy Chaulk Dr. Donald Adrian Chaulk Dr. Janet Bowdring Chaytor Dr. Kathy Leanne Chaytor Dr.

Mammen Cheriyan Dr. Anil Kumar Somanna Chettimada Dr. Shashikant Madhav Chittal Dr. Jarmila Chrappa Dr. Barry Arthur Clarke Dr. Gillian Isabella Clarke Dr. Harry Joseph Clarke Dr. Sylvia Maria Clarke Dr. Peter J. Cleary Dr. Marina Joy Cluett Dr. Michael Terence Cohen Dr. S. Ann Colbourne Dr. Jeffrey Stephen Cole Dr. David Allison Coleman Dr. John Maurice Collingwood Dr. Peter William Collingwood Dr. David Joseph Collins Dr. Edmund Wilson Collins Dr. Wayne Boyde Collins Dr. Ernest Leonard Collis Dr. Carrie Ann Comerford Dr. R. Cyril Condon Dr. Sean Connors Dr. Valentine Henry Conway Dr. Donald Malcolm Cook Dr.

Austin Richard Cooper Dr. Thomas George Costello Dr. Gail Dorothy Cowan Dr. Christopher Randall Cox Dr. David Francis Craig Dr. Joseph Cowan Craig Dr. Benvon Cramer Dr. Joan Crane Dr. Harold Crewe Dr. Jeffrey Neil Critch Dr. Percy R. Crocker Dr. John Charles Cronhelm Dr. Douglas Robinson Crosbie Dr. Victoria Anne Crosbie Dr. Joseph Cserny Dr. Nancy Culleton Dr. Margaret Laura Culliton Dr. Bryan Michael Curtis Dr. Joseph Anthony Curtis Dr. Michael George Cutler Dr. Maurice T. Dalton Dr. Mary Margaret Daly Dr. Essandoh Kweku Dankwa Dr. Stephen Darcy Dr. Albert John Davis Dr. Jerome John Davis Dr.

Lesa Marie Dawson Dr. Francois De Wet Dr. Mervyn Maynard Dean Dr. Robert Henry Deane Dr. Henri Deguire Dr. Martina Delaney Dr. Ronald Kenneth Delaney Dr. Terrence Joseph Delaney Dr. Nebojsa Denic Dr. John Terry Dennis Dr. Ghanshyam Raojibhai Desai Dr. Ragaie El Sayed G. Diebes Dr. Karolyn Marie Dobbin Dr. Delores Doherty Dr. Anna Maria Dominic Dr. Catherine Anne Donovan Dr. John Raymond Doucet Dr. Bruce Doulton Dr. Donald Dow Dr. Geoffrey Francis Downton Dr. Aidan Drover Dr. Douglas Nigel Drover Dr. H. Blair Drover Dr. Francis Patrick Duff Dr. Gavin Duffy Dr. Norah Ann Theresa Duggan Dr. Peter Raymond Duggan Dr.

Thomas D'arcy Duggan Dr. Nigel John Duff Duguid Dr. Pauline Sara Duke Dr. Sandra Marie Duke Dr. Evelyn Dorothy Dumka Dr. James T. Dunne Dr. M. Maureen Dunne Dr. Derek Joseph Dunphy Dr. Lynn Elizabeth Dwyer

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 51 Dr. William Henry Eaton Dr. John Maxwell Edgecombe Dr. Robert Edington Dr. Henry William Kearney Edstrom Dr. Ethelbert William Edwards Dr. Gert Ehlers Dr. Eric Elli Dr. Ford John Elms Dr. Carlos Emiliano Enriquez Dr. Khalid Enver Dr. Fakhruddin Kassamali Essaji Dr. Susan M. Fagan Dr. Marie Theresa Fagan O'Dea Dr. Samuel Tewfiek Fam Dr. John Michael Fardy Dr. Robert Charles Farmer Dr. Gerard Joseph Farrell Dr. Robert T. Farrell Dr. Tricia Ann Feener Dr. William Aloysius Felix Dr. Ian Charles Feltham Dr. Thomas Dermot Ryan Feore Dr. Bridget Ann Fernandez Dr.

Dzintra Fernandez Dr. Carolyn Frances Few Dr. Frank Fifield Dr. Charlene Deirdre Fitzgerald Dr. Gerald William N. Fitzgerald Dr. Janice Fitzgerald Dr. Donald Gerard Fitzpatrick Dr. Blair David Fleming Dr. Heather M. Flynn Dr. James Francis Flynn Dr. Joshua Francis Foley Dr. Jacques-Pierre Fontaine Dr. Robert George Porter Forsey Dr. Robert George Forward Dr. Roland Forward Dr. Geoffrey Neil Fowlow Dr. George A. Fox Dr. Sara-Lynn Francis Dr. J. Barrington G. Fraser Dr. Geoffrey French Dr. Michael Urban Gerard Furey Dr. Michael Brosnan Furlong Dr. Stephen Furlong Dr. Susan Marie Furlong Dr. Anthony Gabriel Dr.

Lorri Jane Galbraith Dr. Finbar Patrick Gallagher Dr. Anne Brenda Galway Dr. Gayle Dianne Garber Dr. Paul James Gardiner Dr. Mathew Henry Gault Dr. Shahid Javid Ghani Dr. Maria Teresa Gibbons Dr. Atamjit Singh Gill Dr. Francis A. Gillespie Dr. Ruth Ann Gingrich Dr. Adolphe Albert Giovannini Dr. Alan Edward Goodridge Dr. Maria Katherine Goodridge Dr. Boyd Edgar Goodyear Dr. David Gough Dr. Moonsamy Ramsamy Govender Dr. Jamie Douglas Graham Dr. Wendy Rosalind Graham Dr. Barbara Louise Grandy Dr. William Frederick Grant Dr. Robert George Green Dr. Carol Joy Greene Dr. Mabel Theresa Greene Dr.

Marion Elizabeth Greene Dr. David G. Greenland Dr. Jonathan David Greenland Dr. Richard Edward Greenwood Dr. Kuljit Singh Grewal Dr. Michael Gross Dr. Subhas Chandra Guha Dr. Wayne Peter Gulliver Dr. Padmavathy Guntamukkala Dr. Azad Singh Guron Dr. David J. Guy Dr. Nanette Hache Dr. Michael Hall Dr. Kathleen Marie Halley Dr. Cherine Reggie Charles Hamdy Dr. Azza Abdel Wahab Hamed Dr. Lucie Hamelin Dr. Sean Francis Hamilton Dr. John Pierce Hand Dr. James Bernard Hanley Dr. Abdalla Moawed Hanna Dr. Maureen Catherine Hannaford Dr. John James Hardy Dr. Brian J. S. Harley Dr. Richard John Harley Dr.

John David Harnett Dr. Russell Oliver Harpur Dr. Jennifer Harris Dr. David Grenfell Hart Dr. Randy Hart Dr. Neil Gerard Harvey Dr. Lydia Bhattacharya Hatcher Dr. Michael Cecil Edward Hatcher Dr. Christopher John Healey Dr. Paul David Heneghan Dr. Daniel Craig Hewitt Dr. Richard John Hewitt Dr. Denise Marie Hickey

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 52 Dr. James Paul Hickey Dr. John Patrick Hickey Dr. Frank Stanley Hicks Dr. Kelley Renee Hicks Dr. Geoffrey Christopher Higgins Dr. Gordon Andrew Higgins Dr. Alison Jane Hillman Dr. Jeremy William Hillyard Dr. Jeffrey George Hiscock Dr. Cosmas Vai-Jan Ho Dr. Chaker Aziz Hobeika Dr. Donald Gordon Hodder Dr. Darryl Raymond Hogan Dr. Kevin Paul Hogan Dr. Martin W. Hogan Dr. Thomas Guy Hogan Dr. Bruce Harold John Hollett Dr. Peter Darroch Hollett Dr. Brendan Thomas Hollohan Dr. Kim Edward Hong Dr. Barbara Jolanta Hoppe Dr. Asadul Hoque Dr. Karen Horwood Dr.

Paula Louise Horwood Dr. Arthur Maxwell House Dr. Oscar James Howell Dr. Steven Richard Howells Dr. Brian John Hughes Dr. Robert Earl Humber Dr. Trevor Robert Humes Dr. Edgar Wilson Hunt Dr. Wissam Hussein Dr. James Murray Hutchinson Dr. Andrew Stuart Hutton Dr. Charles Joseph Hutton Dr. Robert Harrington Huxter Dr. Geraldine Mary Denise Hyland Dr. Tharwat Ramzy Saleh Ibrahim Dr. Wilson Ozoya Idami Dr. David Wallace Ingram Dr. Linda Louella Inkpen Dr. Andrew Ip Dr. Mohamed Hussain Irfan Dr. Nadia Dawod Ismiil Dr. Koma Isrieel Israel Dr. Linda Eileen Ivany Dr. Elizabeth Juliet Ives Dr. Abuelgasim Izzeldin Dr.

Paul D. Jackman Dr. Jacob Chandy Jacob Dr. John William Jamieson Dr. John Charles Janes Dr. Frederick Jardine Dr. Tanya Joy Jarvis Dr. John Bertram Jenkins Dr. Kenneth Guy Jenkins Dr. Paul Mark Jeon Dr. Yong K. Jeon Dr. David Douglas Jewer Dr. Kanapathipillai Jeyalingam Dr. King Thomas Jim Dr. Phyllis Julia Johnson Dr. Sunny Vadakkanezhith Johnson Dr. Emmanuel E. Jones Dr. Heather D.E. Jones Dr. Khi Khong Michael Jong Dr. Pradip Jethalal Joshi Dr. Carol Jean Joyce Dr. Chander Parkash Kamra Dr. Palinder Kamra Dr. James Leslie Karagianis Dr. Yordan Stefanov Karaivanov Dr. Eric Brent Karn Dr.

Mylvaganam Kathirgamanathan Dr. Sarathadevi Kathirgamanathan Dr. David Anthony Keegan Dr. Virginia Ann Keeping Dr. Lionel David Kelland Dr. C. Maeve Kelly Dr. Ronald Patrick Kelly Dr. Ilse Kemp Dr. Michael J. Kennedy Dr. Norman Richard Kennedy Dr. Richard F. Kennedy Dr. Aleta Keong Dr. Majed Khraishi Dr. Lisa Ann Kieley Dr. John Francis Kielty Dr. Francis Gladstone King Dr. James Frazer King Dr. Susan Matilda King Dr. Yvonne Marie King Dr. Simon David Kirby Dr. Kalyanapuram R. Kothandaraman Dr. Christopher Simon Kovacs Dr. Joan Kranenka Dr. Heidi Kravitz Dr. Michoke Krisdaphongs Dr. Igor Krizan Dr.

Franklin Nicholas Kum Dr. Poh Gin Kwa Dr. Alan Hoi-Lun Kwan Dr. Johanne Lacelle Dr. Nizarali Bhimji Ladha Dr. Harry Russell Lake Dr. Foster Scott Lamswood Dr. David Gordon Landells Dr. Ian David Rex Landells Dr. David P.F. Larsen Dr. Alexa Muriel Mitchell Laurie

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 53 Dr. Norman Adrian Lear Dr. Kenneth M. Ledez Dr. Kellie Ledrew Dr. Ruth Louise Jewer Ledrew Dr. Teng-Tak John Lee Dr. Francine Lise Lemire Dr. Fung Leung Dr. Brendan Denis Lewis Dr. A. Roy Lilly Dr. Geoffrey John Lloyd Dr. Peter Lockwood Dr. Norman John Lush Dr. Shelley Elizabeth Lush Dr. George Calvin MacCallum Dr. Johnstone Scott MacCallum Dr. Duncan Donald MacDonald Dr. Robert Macdonald Dr. Susan Marie MacDonald Dr. D. Joanne MacIntyre Dr. Martin Derek Mack Dr. Douglas Scott MacKenzie Dr. Deirdre Anne MacLaughlin Dr. Edward Aiden MacLaughlin Dr.

Susan Elizabeth MacLeod Dr. Barbara Ann Maddigan Dr. Paul Venard Maher Dr. Terrence Michael Maher Dr. Adrian C. Major Dr. Andrew E. Major Dr. Stephen R.M. Major Dr. Daniel Joseph Malone Dr. Ashok Kumar Manga Dr. Catherine Mann Dr. Nico Francois Marais Dr. Jacobus Cornelis Maritz Dr. Falah Bechara Maroun Dr. Ian M. Marshall Dr. Mary-Anne Marshall Dr. William H. Marshall Dr. Peter M.F. (Barry) Martin Dr. Roderick Donald Martin Dr. Isabel Maria Martins Dr. Elizabeth Mate Dr. William Alagaratnam Dilipkumar Mather Dr. Baboo Mathew Dr. Peter James Matthews Dr. Douglas Barry May Dr. Edgar Penny Mayo Dr.

Lisa Marie McCaffrey Dr. Annette Mary McCarthy Dr. Jason John James McCarthy Dr. Jeremiah McCarthy Dr. Rodney McCarthy Dr. Edward Scott McClellan Dr. Alan John McComiskey Dr. Thomas George McGarry Dr. Sarah Jane McGillivray Dr. Sheilagh Mary McGrath Dr. William George Mark McKenzie Dr. Aaron Leslie McKim Dr. Michael Vincent McMahon Dr. Cliona McManamon Dr. Margaret Mary McManamon Dr. Patrick John McNicholas Dr. Charles McVicker Dr. Tina Marie McWilliam-Burton Dr. Kevin Noel Melvin Dr. Clifford Wade Mercer Dr. Edwin Mercer Dr. Gregory Peter Mercer Dr. Isaac David Mercer Dr. Christian Mercier Dr.

Robert Taylor Miller Dr. Catherine Michelle Milne Dr. Gurmit Singh Minhas Dr. Karl Kurt Anton Misik Dr. Sarbjit Singh Missan Dr. Scott Macleod Moffatt Dr. Kam Wah Mong Dr. Peter Moosbrugger Dr. David Walter Morgan Dr. William Arthur Morgan Dr. John Enda Morley Dr. Patrick John Moroney Dr. Philip James Morris Dr. Robert Francis Morris Dr. Carolyn Marie Morris-Larkin Dr. Mothafar Ahmed Ali Mosawe Dr. William Bertram Moulton Dr. Josef Stefanus Mulder Dr. Bhanu Prasad Muram Dr. Brad Duane Murphy Dr. Sean Wilson Murphy Dr. Stephen Thomas Murphy Dr. David Carson Murray Dr. Gerald P. Murray Dr. Santhi Murthy Dr.

Karuppan Chetty Muthiah Dr. Adel Labib Chafik Nakhla Dr. Shirish Hiralal Nathwani Dr. Ishaq Muhammed Natsheh Dr. Faris Aziz Nazal Dr. Angus James Neary Dr. Paul Reginald Neil Dr. Gert Johannes Paulus Nel Dr. Clare Neville-Smith Dr. Leigh Anne Allwood Newhook Dr. Chau Nguyen Dr. Jiri Niklas Dr. Earl Keith Noble

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 54 Dr. Francis Donald Noel Dr. Peter James Noel Dr. Francis Edward Noftall Dr. Jabez Macpherson Norman Dr. Charles Anthony Noronha Dr. Gordon Wilson Noseworthy Dr. Mary Elizabeth Noseworthy Dr. Michael Charles Nurse Dr. Peter M. O'Beirn Dr. Gregory Michael O'Brien Dr. Kennedy Joseph O'Brien Dr. Mary O'Brien Dr. Wayne John O'Brien Dr. Julia Elizabeth O'Connor Dr. Francis John O'Dea Dr. Jennifer Lynn O'Dea Dr. Mark Francis O'Driscoll Dr. Robert Patrick O'Driscoll Dr. William James O'Flaherty Dr. Teresa Finn O'Grady Dr. Dennis O'Keefe Dr.

John Benedict O'Keefe Dr. Mary Gertrude O'Keefe Dr. Sean W. O'Leary Dr. Susan O'Leary Dr. Albert T. O'Mahony Dr. Conleith Eamonn O'Maonaigh Dr. Noel Brian O'Regan Dr. Alan Gerard O'Reilly Dr. Michael J. O'Reilly Dr. Ciaran Patrick O'Shea Dr. Fiona Maire O'Shea Dr. Patrick Murray O'Shea Dr. Ronan Patrick O'Shea Dr. Christopher Chukwuemeka Ogbuah Dr. Abayomi Olakunle Ogunyemi Dr. Dave Annand Omah-Maharajh Dr. David J. Openshaw Dr. Judith May Ophel Dr. David Ernest Pace Dr. Mira Rani Parai Dr. Sushil Kumar Parai Dr. Thalayasingam Paramanathan Dr. Patrick Seosamh Parfrey Dr. Ean James Parsons Dr.

Edwin Llewellyn Parsons Dr. Wanda Louise Parsons Dr. William David Parsons Dr. Kirit Kumar Patel Dr. Vinod Kantibhai Patel Dr. Paul Evarts Patey Dr. Allister Roy Paul Dr. Michael David Paul Dr. Ingrid Vivian Peacock Dr. Blaine Pearce Dr. Derek John Pearce Dr. Deborah Christine Peckham Dr. Christopher J. Peddle Dr. David Boyd Peddle Dr. Syed Mohammed Peer Dr. Angela M. Penney Dr. Brenda Arlene Penney Dr. Catherine Jane Penney Dr. Harold Ross Penney Dr. Mercedes Diane Penton Dr. Anne Perry Dr. Sharon Douglas Peters Dr. Bridget Mary Picco Dr. Angela Pickles Dr. Cherry Jacqueline Pike Dr. Eric James Pike Dr.

Carla Elizabeth Pittman Dr. William Gordon Pollett Dr. Thurairajasingam Ponnampalam Dr. Thomas Edmond Poole Dr. Catherine Popadiuk Dr. Barry Porter Dr. Margaret Anne Porter Dr. Robert N. Porter Dr. Calvin Neil Powell Dr. Gerald A. Power Dr. Lorraine Mary Power Dr. Lynette Marie Power Dr. Michael G Power Dr. Gautam N. Pradhan Dr. Douglas Rorke Pratt Dr. David Ifan Price Dr. Jeremy Norman Pridham Dr. William E.M. Pryse-Phillips Dr. Cheryl Paulette Pugh Dr. Christian Pugh Dr. Chitra Pushpanathan Dr. Paula Marie Pye Dr. Zahirul Quayyum Dr. Doodwith Reginald Ragnauth Dr. Al-Amin P. Rahman Dr. Samuel John Ralph Dr.

Brian Ramjattan Dr. Zaid Omar Ramjohn Dr. Robert Charles Randell Dr. Dennis Edwin Rashleigh Dr. Mohamed Iqbal Ravalia Dr. Wieslaw Michal Rawluk Dr. S. Bharati Reddy Dr. Edwin Basil Redmond Dr. Wayne Michael Redmond Dr. Debbie H. Reid Dr. Lorna Kay Reid Dr. Ruth E. Reid Dr. Marion Jane Rendell

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 55 Dr. Tia S. Renouf Dr. Cyril Raymond Riche Dr. Arthur A. Rideout Dr. Gary Melvin Rideout Dr. Susan Caroline Rideout-Vivian Dr. Sharon Ann Ripley Dr. John Desmond Robb Dr. Carl W. Robbins Dr. Bernard Cyril Roberts Dr. Elizabeth Ann Roberts Dr. W. James Roberts Dr. Rona Elizabeth Robertson Dr. Mary Patricia Roche Dr. Anthony John Rockel Dr. Peter Roy Rockwood Dr. Judith Aloisia Roger Dr. Louise Rogers Dr. Anthony Rufus Rolfe Dr. Stewart Calvert Rorke Dr. Teodoro Otayza Rosales Dr. Barry Francis Rose Dr. Edwin Michael Rosenberg Dr. Thomas Joseph Rossiter Dr.

Gheorghe Stefan Roxin Dr. Sara Roxin Dr. Sujit Kumar Roy Dr. Mark Julian Rubens Dr. David James M. Ruggles Dr. Robert Stephen Russell Dr. Anne Ryan-Drover Dr. Eric Joseph Sala Dr. L.D. Asoka Samarasena Dr. Mallika Samarasena Dr. Monica Sampson Dr. Nancy Lynn Samson Dr. Johannes Jacobus Sauer Dr. Stacey Cecilia Saunders Dr. James L. Scott Dr. Mary Frances Scully Dr. John Michael Seary Dr. Manivannan Selvananthan Dr. Stanislaus Prem Sequeira Dr. Rafi F. Setrak Dr. George R. Seviour Dr. James F. Seviour Dr. Suryakant Karamshi Shah Dr. Raymond Henry Shandera Dr. Brian Charles Sharpe Dr. Edward Leo Sharpe Dr.

Duane Gerard Sheppard Dr. James Sheridan Dr. Gregory P. Sherman Dr. James Douglas Simmons Dr. Robert J.F. Simms Dr. Douglas Charles Simms (Jr) Dr. Douglas Charles Simms (Sr.) Dr. Ian Mcdougall Simpson Dr. Nancy Catherine Simpson Dr. Shiv Partap Singh Dr. Paul Douglas Skirving Dr. Randell Smith Dr. Thomas James Smith Dr. Ivo Oldrich Smrz Dr. Christine Snelgrove Dr. Pamela Ann Snow Dr. Alok Sood Dr. Ihab Zaki Sorial Dr. Carl Douglas Sparrow Dr. Pierce Augustus Spurrell Dr. Stephanie Ann Squibb Dr. Daniel Stephen Squire Dr. Tina E. Squires Dr. Eileen Mary St. Croix Dr. Line St. Gelais Dr. Kimberly Anne St. John Dr.

Mark G. Stefanelli Dr. Jennifer Susan Stender Dr. Eric Wayne Stone Dr. Norman Craig Stone Dr. Timothy Carl Oscar Strand Dr. Faith Stratton Dr. Howard Roy Strong Dr. Cecil Calvin Sturge Dr. Thomas J. Sullivan Dr. Nagappan Suppiah Dr. Bruce Alexander Sussex Dr. David John Sutherland Dr. Edward Marcus Swannie Dr. Kara Elizabeth Taggart Laing Dr. Chin Chai Tan Dr. Richard Ernest Taor Dr. Gary Milton Tarrant Dr. Richard Tatham Dr. Anthony Tavenor Dr. Douglas Stewart Taylor Dr. Regina Maxine Taylor Gjevre Dr. Christina Gordon Templeton Dr. Donald Andrew Tennent Dr. Mylvaganam Joseph Thavanathan Dr.

James Joseph Tierney Dr. William Douglas Tiller Dr. Eng-Tjie Tjan Dr. Brent Warren Tompkins Dr. Kirsty Ann Tompkins Dr. Amy Yee Mei Tong Dr. Douglas Alfred Torraville Dr. Kevin Pius Tracey Dr. Julia Trahey Dr. Randolph Chiu-Lun Tsang Dr. John Henry Tucker

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 56 Dr. Sherri-Lynn Tucker Dr. Stephen Walter Tucker Dr. Faiz L. Tuma Dr. Joseph A. Tumilty Dr. Neil Stuart Turner Dr. Jacob Van Gelder Dr. Cathy L. Vardy Dr. Veeragathy Vasanthan Dr. Mudalodu V. Vasudevan Dr. Julian David Vaughan-Jackson Dr. Damodar Vinayak Vaze Dr. Jacqueline Lorraine Verge Dr. Mukesh Verma Dr. Subhash Chander Verma Dr. Andrew Verniquet Dr. Nancy Annie Wadden Dr. Patricia Mary Wadden Dr. Jasbir Kaur Wadhwa Dr. Michelle Lynn Wagoner Dr. Patrick (Ben) Douglas Wahl Dr. Margaret Ann Walker Dr. Stephen Alexander John Walker Dr.

Robert Lester Walley Dr. Anthony D. Walsh Dr. Eilish Anne Walsh Dr. Paul Edward Walsh Dr. Kevin Joseph Walshe Dr. Naseer Warraich Dr. Minnie Lorraine Wasmeier Dr. Torsten Einer Wasmeier Dr. Mary Elizabeth Watson Dr. Harold Ross Watts Dr. Michael Carmody Webster Dr. Marta Weiner Dr. Mary Katherine Wells Dr. Carl Adam Wesolowski Dr. John Clifford Westby Dr. James Hayes Andrew Whelan Dr. Ronald F. Whelan Dr. Wendy Elaine Whelan Dr. Hubert Patrick White Dr. Jeffrey White Dr. Kimberley Dawn White Dr. Lucinda Anne Whitman Dr. Christopher John Whitten Dr. Wanda S. Whitty Dr. Harold George Wight Dr.

Yogananthan Wijayanayagam Dr. Singharetnam Wijeyasekaran Dr. Anne Elizabeth Williams Dr. John Tudor Leonard Williams Dr. Robert James Williams Dr. Deborah Ann Wirtzfeld Dr. Edward John Withers Dr. Heather Kathryn Woodland Dr. Robert Charles Woodland Dr. Ivan Roy Woolfrey Dr. Jody Allister Maxwell Woolfrey Dr. Paul G.W. Woolfrey Dr. Graham John Worrall Dr. Donald Edgar Wyatt Dr. Reginald Yabsley Dr. James Cecil Yarn Dr. H. Thomas Young Dr. John Graham Young Dr. Michelle Florence Young Dr. Robert Joseph Young Dr. Robert Wells Young Dr. Wade Maxwell Young Provisional Licensure (Section 22 - Medical Act) Dr.

Samir Mikha Abou Abouna Dr. Mohamed Ali Ahmed Abufayed Dr. Mushin Abdul Abutrab Dr. Taiwo Ayowale Aderibigbe Dr. Motunrayo Joseph Adetola Dr. Kanayo Victor Agoha Dr. Chaudhary E. Ahmad Dr. Rosemond Aidoo Dr. Prince Ayodele Ajiboye Dr. Javed Akhtar Dr. Raphael Deji Akintola Dr. Muroog M. Neki Al-Dabbagh Dr. Nadir Al-Jazrawi Dr. Nabil Mohamad Al-Kayssi Dr. Muhammad Farooq Alam Dr. Todd Alexander Dr. Haider Aboud Mohammad Ali Dr. Justice Brookman Amissah-Arthur Dr. Iram Anees Dr. Jide Emeka Anosike Dr. Syed Shoa Anwar Dr. Muna Ar-Rushdi Dr. Nader Gergis Atalla Dr. Amine Attia Dr. Stephen John Austin Dr.

Alaa ABD El-Sayed Awadalla Dr. Saeed-Ur-Rehman Awan Dr. Ogunroti Ayibiowu Dr. Samir Barsoum Aziz Dr. Arash Azmayesh-Fard Dr. Gary Thomas Baker Dr. Maged Mosad Sokar Bakhet Dr. Fayez Ballouk Dr. Josue Fernando Becerra Dr. Magdy Riad Bekhit Dr. Michael Ivan Berman Dr. Sharn Bhandhal Dr. Jacques Andre Blackman

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 57 Dr. Mohamed Sadiq Boodhun Dr. Johan Tertius Booysen Dr. Karolyn Bradbury Dr. Jason Clarence Brophy Dr. Tracey Doreen Brown-Maher Dr. Salesh Kumar Sonpal Budhoo Dr. Cory James Carroll Dr. Mohammad Iqbal Chaudhary Dr. Jasmeet Chawla Dr. Andrew Chyla Dr. Gillian Louise Clarke Dr. Dorothea Wilhelmina Coetzee Dr. Angelica Marioara Cornila Dr. Jeffrey Dawson Craswell Dr. Denis Cremin Dr. Sarah Curtis Dr. Erika Cuyler Dr. Olayinka A. Dada Dr. Jose Antonio De Andres Oterino Dr. Johannes Dirkschen Van Schalkwyk Dr. Victoria Evgenievna Dmitrieva Dr. Faith Dodd Dr.

Ghulam Farooq Dogar Dr. Pierre Du Plessis Dr. Gershon Chukwuemeka Ejeckam Dr. M. Ayman El-Gammal Dr. Nozahy N. Elbardisy Dr. Abdul Monem B. Arbi Elghamari Dr. Ahmed Salem Elmezughi Dr. Hendrik Andries Engelbrecht Dr. Robert Francis Ennis Dr. Monira Naguib Eskandar Dr. Ihab Eskander Dr. Hani Farag Dr. Jay Randall Faris Dr. Abdul Zahir Sayeed Farooqi Dr. Edward Anthony Freitas Dr. Gavin David French Dr. Pradip Kumar Ganguly Dr. Nasim Kamel Salama Gerges Dr. Ahmed Geumei Dr. Asem Gharsaa Dr. Ejaz Ahmed Ghumman Dr. Josias Michael Grobler Dr. Deepak Grover Dr. Mahesh Guntamukkala Dr. Eric Matthew Haapala Dr.

Emad Ayyad Habib Dr. Ghassan M. Hadi Dr. Mohammed Nassoh Hafez Dr. John Alastair Haggie Dr. Adolf Christian Hamann Dr. Pieter Daniel Hamilton Dr. Meshrki Hanan Dr. John Kevin Harman Dr. Shayibu Harruna Dr. Karumpuzha Ramakrishnan Hema Dr. Michael P. Hogan Dr. Erica Marie Howse Dr. Richard James Huntsman Dr. Mohammed Hussein Dr. Janusz M. Idzior Dr. Godwin Olanrewaju Ifabiyi Dr. Nagi Iskander Dr. Valerie Jane Jefford Dr. Paul Jensen Dr. Luma M. Jirjis Dr. Megan Gaye Cynthia Jones Dr. Christy Selvakumar Joseph Dr. Atul Joshi Dr. Changulanda Medappa Joshi Dr. Rukunyu Kagubare Dr. Soumini Kaiprath Dr.

Emad Henien Kamel Dr. Ahmed Kamouna Dr. Anusha Karunanithy Dr. Olasunkanmi Abioye Kehinde Dr. Carl John Kennedy Dr. Lisa P. Kenny Dr. Haroon Khan Dr. Razaullah Khan Dr. Assil Khelil Dr. Dook Tchoo Kim Dr. Sergei Kolesnikov Dr. Venkataraman S.G. Krishnan Dr. Murugesan Kulandaivelu Dr. Bahubali Lagare Dr. Karen Frances Lake Dr. Joanne Lane Dr. Sharon Michelle Laval Dr. Jennifer R. Leonard Dr. Jennifer Joan Lombard Dr. Wian Hendrik Lotter Dr. Glenn Gordon Loy Son Dr. Andrew Zbigniew Luer Dr. Richard Boyd Lush Dr. Nella Gladys Mabunda Dr. David Blair Macdonald Dr. David Stewart MacLean Dr. Hayder Tarik Mahdi Dr.

Narendra Makan Dr. Surender Singh Manhas Dr. Janice Lynn Anne Manthorne Dr. Anurag Markanday Dr. France Martineau Dr. Mujaddid Masood Dr. Alexander Mathieson Dr. Gordon Mathieson Dr. James Craig McIsaac Dr. Isaac Mandla Mdawe

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 58 Dr. Frederick Peter Melindy Dr. Gayzelle Meneses Dr. Helena Johanna Mentz Dr. Bibi Alieh Miraliakbari Dr. Sikhumbuzo Goodwill Mkhabela Dr. Bashar Hashem Moghrabi Dr. Ahmed Abdel-Razik Mohamed Dr. Isa Kola Mohammed Dr. Moheb Milad Agaibi Mohareb Dr. Mona Milad Mohareb Dr. Mankadime Christina Mokone Dr. Britt Moore Dr. Christa Lee Mossman Dr. Mulumba Mpiana Dr. Jafaar Muhsen Dr. Amtul Musawir Dr. Stanley Kizza Muwanguzi Dr. Khin Maung Myint Dr. Maha Naief Dr. Janis Lorraine Nicholson Dr. Duduzile Pamela Nkabinde Dr. Mahir Abdullatif Noori Dr.

John James O'Sullivan Dr. Godwin Ebere Obioha Dr. Akinlolu Bayode Ojuawo Dr. Moses Aniedi-Abasi Okon Dr. Foluso Ayomitunde Ola Dr. Ademola Olusegun Olufemi Dr. Olaniyi Olufemi Omiwole Dr. James Oosthuizen Dr. Petrus Marthinus Oosthuyse Dr. Edwin Iyere Ozua Dr. Gourdas Pal Dr. Sarada Sri Paladugu Dr. Harpreet Pall Dr. Ashilla Parag Dr. Kishore Sewsunker Parag Dr. Robert Walter John Parsons Dr. Steven M. Parsons Dr. Shantilal Patel Dr. Dattu Gorakh Patil Dr. Robert David Pealing Dr. Vivien M. Pealing Dr. Antonio Paul Pepe Dr. Pamela Anne Pike Dr. Thevanisha Pillay Dr. Raynald Pilon Dr. Amrah Pirzada Dr.

Barry Pitter Dr. Cheryl Lynn Pollock Dr. Sarojadevi Ragini Premsagar Dr. Vickesh Premsagar Dr. Visweswara Rao Pullela Dr. Palanisamy Rajasekaran Dr. Anjum Rajpura Dr. Sreenivasarao Ravinuthala Dr. Michael Gregorio Rayel Dr. Ramon Ray Rayel Dr. Nagaram Reddy Dr. Magdy Girgis Azmy Rizk Dr. Shambeel H. Rizvi Dr. Heather Renee Roche Dr. Peter John Rogers Dr. Andrew MacKenzie Rossiter Dr. Nirvashni Rughubir Dr. Muhammad Aslam Saeed Dr. Aamir Safdar Dr. Asim Salim Dr. Muhammad Razi Uddin Sayeed Dr. Marthinus Wessel Scheepers Dr. Harald Maria Schriefers Dr. Elizabeth Claire Seakins Dr. Esmael Mohamed Harron Sebbi Dr.

Kamaljit Singh Sekhon Dr. Rudolph Harold September Dr. Muhammad Shafiq Dr. Abdul Rauf Shaikh Dr. Qamar Ul-Islam Shaikh Dr. Andrei Sharapov Dr. Faiz Fathalla Abbo Shasha Dr. Aamir Shehzad Sherwani Dr. Charudutt Dattatraya Shete Dr. John Shik Dr. Wael Shublaq Dr. Claude Sicotte Dr. Jehan Zaib Siddiqui Dr. Talha Siddiqui Dr. Arnold M. Sikhakhane Dr. Sriharan Sinnadurai Dr. Marek Alexander Smolarkiewicz Dr. Mila Smrz Dr. Kultar Singh Sohi Dr. Sangeeta Somers Dr. Thushiyanthy Sriharan Dr. Brett Stacey Dr. Trevor Brent Stone Dr. Katherine Charlotte Stringer Dr. Michelle Susanne Suga Rak Dr. Nirmala Naidu Sugnanam Dr.

Manoj Tahiliani Dr. Olumide Adediran Taiwo Dr. Amer Joseph Taj Dr. Jehanara Talpur Dr. John Roland Tamale Dr. Kenneth Tang Dr. Mahlodi Emily Tau Dr. Jason Tay Dr. Allison Nichole Taylor Dr. Charlene Holly Thomas Dr. Gene Francis Thomas

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 59 Dr. S. Eve-Lynn Thompson Dr. Marc Alexander Thorp Dr. Peter Thorpe Dr. Wendy Wan Tai Tin Dr. Irving Tiong Dr. Zohair Sulaiman Tomi Dr. Jude Ifeanyi Umeh Dr. Antonio Margil Valdes Dr. Jan Van Der Berg Dr. Etienne Van Der Linde Dr. Renee Elsa Van Der Lingen Dr. Johann Villiers Van Der Merwe Dr. Pieter W. Van Heerden Dr. Christopher Van Niekerk Dr. Jan Erns Van Wijk Dr. Stephanie Van Wyk Dr. Andre T. Van Zyl Dr. Andries Willem Van Zyl Dr. Ravi Subrahmanyam Vatturi Dr. Pratibha Vaze Dr. Aletta Reinette Vos Dr. Jasmine K. Wadhwa Dr. Dirk Hermanus Wessels Dr.

Lisa Anne Wilson Dr. Daniele Wiseman Dr. Danielle Maria Woolridge Dr. Adelokun Folorunsho Yakubu Dr. Aseel Yaser Dr. Jeffrey Neil Young Dr. Adnan Ali Zaidi Dr. Geoff Laurence Zbitnew Dr. Charles Zhao Dr. Shahzad Zia Dr. Shailendra Y. Ziradkar Specialist Register (Section 16 Medical Act and

Section 12 of the Medical Board Regulations) Dr. Aboosaly Zainul Abdeen Dr. Meenaxi Surendra Acharya Dr. Grenfell Bert Adams Dr. Amin Mohamed Addetia Dr. Tanis Lee Adey Dr. Catherine Ann Alderdice Dr. David James Allison Dr. Canagasundram Anandakrishnan Dr. Indira Anandakrishnan Dr. Kenneth Anderson Dr. Wayne Lewis Andrews Dr. John Michael Angel Dr. Simon Paul Avis Dr. Khalid Aziz Dr. Douglas Keith Baggs Dr. Geoffrey Albert Bailey Dr. Anton Daryl Baksh Dr. Brendan Joseph Barrett Dr. Jane Ruth Barron Dr. Elias Ioanni Bartellas Dr. Ola Jill Barter Dr. Peter John Bartlett Dr. Pravin Batohi Dr.

Stephen George Battcock Dr. Tony F. Batten Dr. Michael John Bautista Dr. William Bavington Dr. David Joseph Beatty Dr. Michael H.J. Bense Dr. Leoncio Mauricio Best-Spence Dr. Rajdeep Singh Bhatia Dr. Charles Boddie Dr. Darrell Craig Boone Dr. Mark Ram Borgaonkar Dr. Ram Dattatraya Borgaonkar Dr. Beverley Lynette Burt Bowes Dr. Michael Ian Bowmer Dr. Alec Wayne Brace Dr. Spencer Moody Bridger Dr. Tracey Lynn Bridger Dr. David Buckley Dr. Kenneth James Burrage Dr. Ronald Ford Bursey Dr. Robert Murcell Butt Dr. Terrence S. Callanan Dr. Christine Linda Caravan Dr. Ann Patricia Casey Dr. William Edmund Casey Dr.

Georgina Claire Chalker Dr. Harnahalli B. Chandra Sekhar Dr. Mammen Cheriyan Dr. Shashikant Madhav Chittal Dr. Jarmila Chrappa Dr. Barry Arthur Clarke Dr. Gillian Isabella Clarke Dr. Harry Joseph Clarke Dr. Sylvia Maria Clarke Dr. Marina Joy Cluett Dr. S. Ann Colbourne Dr. Jeffrey Stephen Cole Dr. Peter William Collingwood Dr. David Joseph Collins Dr. Edmund Wilson Collins Dr. R. Cyril Condon Dr. Sean Connors Dr. Valentine Henry Conway Dr. Donald Malcolm Cook Dr. Austin Richard Cooper Dr. Gail Dorothy Cowan Dr. Christopher Randall Cox Dr. David Francis Craig

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 60 Dr. Joseph Cowan Craig Dr. Benvon Cramer Dr. Joan Crane Dr. Jeffrey Neil Critch Dr. John Charles Cronhelm Dr. Victoria Anne Crosbie Dr. Bryan Michael Curtis Dr. Joseph Anthony Curtis Dr. Mary Margaret Daly Dr. Essandoh Kweku Dankwa Dr. Albert John Davis Dr. Lesa Marie Dawson Dr. Robert Henry Deane Dr. Martina Delaney Dr. Nebojsa Denic Dr. Karolyn Marie Dobbin Dr. Delores Doherty Dr. Anna Maria Dominic Dr. John Raymond Doucet Dr. Donald Dow Dr. Geoffrey Francis Downton Dr. Douglas Nigel Drover Dr. Francis Patrick Duff Dr. Gavin Duffy Dr.

Peter Raymond Duggan Dr. Thomas D'arcy Duggan Dr. Nigel John Duff Duguid Dr. James T. Dunne Dr. Derek Joseph Dunphy Dr. John Maxwell Edgecombe Dr. Robert Edington Dr. Henry William Kearney Edstrom Dr. Gershon Chukwuemeka Ejeckam Dr. Ford John Elms Dr. Susan M. Fagan Dr. John Michael Fardy Dr. Robert T. Farrell Dr. Tricia Ann Feener Dr. William Aloysius Felix Dr. Thomas Dermot Ryan Feore Dr. Bridget Ann Fernandez Dr. Dzintra Fernandez Dr. Gerald William N. Fitzgerald Dr. Donald Gerard Fitzpatrick Dr. James Francis Flynn Dr. Robert George Forward Dr. George A. Fox Dr. Geoffrey French Dr.

Michael Urban Gerard Furey Dr. Michael Brosnan Furlong Dr. Finbar Patrick Gallagher Dr. Anne Brenda Galway Dr. Paul James Gardiner Dr. Mathew Henry Gault Dr. Shahid Javid Ghani Dr. Atamjit Singh Gill Dr. Francis A. Gillespie Dr. Alan Edward Goodridge Dr. Jamie Douglas Graham Dr. Robert George Green Dr. Jonathan David Greenland Dr. Kuljit Singh Grewal Dr. Michael Gross Dr. Subhas Chandra Guha Dr. Wayne Peter Gulliver Dr. Padmavathy Guntamukkala Dr. Nanette Hache Dr. Michael Hall Dr. Cherine Reggie Charles Hamdy Dr. Azza Abdel Wahab Hamed Dr. Sean Francis Hamilton Dr. John Pierce Hand Dr. James Bernard Hanley Dr.

Abdalla Moawed Hanna Dr. Maureen Catherine Hannaford Dr. Brian J. S. Harley Dr. Richard John Harley Dr. John David Harnett Dr. Jennifer Harris Dr. Michael Cecil Edward Hatcher Dr. Christopher John Healey Dr. Paul David Heneghan Dr. Richard John Hewitt Dr. Denise Marie Hickey Dr. Geoffrey Christopher Higgins Dr. Jeffrey George Hiscock Dr. Chaker Aziz Hobeika Dr. Kevin Paul Hogan Dr. Martin W. Hogan Dr. Thomas Guy Hogan Dr. Peter Darroch Hollett Dr. Kim Edward Hong Dr. Asadul Hoque Dr. Arthur Maxwell House Dr. Steven Richard Howells Dr. James Murray Hutchinson Dr. Charles Joseph Hutton Dr. David Wallace Ingram Dr.

Nadia Dawod Ismiil Dr. Elizabeth Juliet Ives Dr. Jacob Chandy Jacob Dr. John William Jamieson Dr. Tanya Joy Jarvis Dr. Paul Mark Jeon Dr. David Douglas Jewer Dr. Kanapathipillai Jeyalingam Dr. Sunny Vadakkanezhith Johnson Dr. Pradip Jethalal Joshi Dr. Carol Jean Joyce Dr. Chander Parkash Kamra

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 61 Dr. Palinder Kamra Dr. James Leslie Karagianis Dr. Eric Brent Karn Dr. Sarathadevi Kathirgamanathan Dr. C. Maeve Kelly Dr. Ilse Kemp Dr. Norman Richard Kennedy Dr. Richard F. Kennedy Dr. Majed Khraishi Dr. Francis Gladstone King Dr. Simon David Kirby Dr. Kalyanapuram R. Kothandaraman Dr. Christopher Simon Kovacs Dr. Heidi Kravitz Dr. Franklin Nicholas Kum Dr. Poh Gin Kwa Dr. Alan Hoi-Lun Kwan Dr. Nizarali Bhimji Ladha Dr. David Gordon Landells Dr. Ian David Rex Landells Dr. Kenneth M. Ledez Dr. Kellie Ledrew Dr. Brendan Denis Lewis Dr.

Geoffrey John Lloyd Dr. Peter Lockwood Dr. Norman John Lush Dr. George Calvin MacCallum Dr. Johnstone Scott MacCallum Dr. Robert Macdonald Dr. Douglas Scott MacKenzie Dr. Deirdre Anne MacLaughlin Dr. Edward Aiden MacLaughlin Dr. Barbara Ann Maddigan Dr. Adrian C. Major Dr. Andrew E. Major Dr. Surender Singh Manhas Dr. Catherine Mann Dr. Nico Francois Marais Dr. Falah Bechara Maroun Dr. Peter M.F. (Barry) Martin Dr. Roderick Donald Martin Dr. Isabel Maria Martins Dr. Baboo Mathew Dr. Gordon Mathieson Dr. Douglas Barry May Dr. Edward Scott McClellan Dr. Patrick John McNicholas Dr. Tina Marie McWilliam-Burton Dr.

Kevin Noel Melvin Dr. Edwin Mercer Dr. Sarbjit Singh Missan Dr. Kam Wah Mong Dr. Robert Francis Morris Dr. Carolyn Marie Morris-Larkin Dr. Bhanu Prasad Muram Dr. Brad Duane Murphy Dr. Sean Wilson Murphy Dr. Stephen Thomas Murphy Dr. David Carson Murray Dr. Gerald P. Murray Dr. Angus James Neary Dr. Clare Neville-Smith Dr. Leigh Anne Allwood Newhook Dr. Chau Nguyen Dr. Jiri Niklas Dr. Francis Donald Noel Dr. Francis Edward Noftall Dr. Charles Anthony Noronha Dr. Gordon Wilson Noseworthy Dr. Mary Elizabeth Noseworthy Dr. Michael Charles Nurse Dr. Mary O'Brien Dr. Francis John O'Dea Dr. Jennifer Lynn O'Dea Dr.

Mark Francis O'Driscoll Dr. Teresa Finn O'Grady Dr. John Benedict O'Keefe Dr. Sean W. O'Leary Dr. Susan O'Leary Dr. Noel Brian O'Regan Dr. Michael J. O'Reilly Dr. Abayomi Olakunle Ogunyemi Dr. David J. Openshaw Dr. David Ernest Pace Dr. Mira Rani Parai Dr. Sushil Kumar Parai Dr. Patrick Seosamh Parfrey Dr. William David Parsons Dr. Michael David Paul Dr. David Boyd Peddle Dr. Angela M. Penney Dr. Sharon Douglas Peters Dr. Angela Pickles Dr. Cherry Jacqueline Pike Dr. Eric James Pike Dr. Carla Elizabeth Pittman Dr. William Gordon Pollett Dr. Catherine Popadiuk Dr. Margaret Anne Porter Dr. Gautam N. Pradhan Dr.

Douglas Rorke Pratt Dr. David Ifan Price Dr. Jeremy Norman Pridham Dr. William E.M. Pryse-Phillips Dr. Cheryl Paulette Pugh Dr. Chitra Pushpanathan Dr. Al-Amin P. Rahman Dr. S. Bharati Reddy Dr. Edwin Basil Redmond Dr. Wayne Michael Redmond

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 62 Dr. Debbie H. Reid Dr. Ruth E. Reid Dr. Marion Jane Rendell Dr. Arthur A. Rideout Dr. John Desmond Robb Dr. W. James Roberts Dr. Mary Patricia Roche Dr. Peter Roy Rockwood Dr. Judith Aloisia Roger Dr. Teodoro Otayza Rosales Dr. Barry Francis Rose Dr. Edwin Michael Rosenberg Dr. Sujit Kumar Roy Dr. Mark Julian Rubens Dr. David James M. Ruggles Dr. Robert Stephen Russell Dr. Anne Ryan-Drover Dr. Eric Joseph Sala Dr. L.D. Asoka Samarasena Dr. Mary Frances Scully Dr. John Michael Seary Dr. James F. Seviour Dr. Suryakant Karamshi Shah Dr. Edward Leo Sharpe Dr.

Duane Gerard Sheppard Dr. James Sheridan Dr. Robert J.F. Simms Dr. Douglas Charles Simms (Sr.) Dr. Thomas James Smith Dr. Christine Snelgrove Dr. Sangeeta Somers Dr. Pierce Augustus Spurrell Dr. Daniel Stephen Squire Dr. Kimberly Anne St. John Dr. Mark G. Stefanelli Dr. Eric Wayne Stone Dr. Norman Craig Stone Dr. Timothy Carl Oscar Strand Dr. Howard Roy Strong Dr. Nagappan Suppiah Dr. Bruce Alexander Sussex Dr. David John Sutherland Dr. Kara Elizabeth Taggart Laing Dr. Anthony Tavenor Dr. Douglas Stewart Taylor Dr. Regina Maxine Taylor Gjevre Dr. Christina Gordon Templeton Dr. Donald Andrew Tennent Dr.

Mylvaganam Joseph Thavanathan Dr. William Douglas Tiller Dr. Eng-Tjie Tjan Dr. Zohair Sulaiman Tomi Dr. Brent Warren Tompkins Dr. Kirsty Ann Tompkins Dr. Amy Yee Mei Tong Dr. Douglas Alfred Torraville Dr. Kevin Pius Tracey Dr. Julia Trahey Dr. Randolph Chiu-Lun Tsang Dr. John Henry Tucker Dr. Joseph A. Tumilty Dr. Neil Stuart Turner Dr. Cathy L. Vardy Dr. Damodar Vinayak Vaze Dr. Mukesh Verma Dr. Andrew Verniquet Dr. Nancy Annie Wadden Dr. Patricia Mary Wadden Dr. Jasbir Kaur Wadhwa Dr. Robert Lester Walley Dr. Anthony D. Walsh Dr. Eilish Anne Walsh Dr. Mary Katherine Wells Dr. Carl Adam Wesolowski Dr.

James Hayes Andrew Whelan Dr. Ronald F. Whelan Dr. Hubert Patrick White Dr. Kimberley Dawn White Dr. Lucinda Anne Whitman Dr. Yogananthan Wijayanayagam Dr. Singharetnam Wijeyasekaran Dr. Anne Elizabeth Williams Dr. John Tudor Leonard Williams Dr. Deborah Ann Wirtzfeld Dr. Paul G.W. Woolfrey Dr. Reginald Yabsley Dr. John Graham Young Dr. Robert Wells Young Specialists with Other Qualifications (Section 16 - Medical Act) Dr. Mushin Abdul Abutrab Dr. Chaudhary E. Ahmad Dr. Shakeela Ahmed Dr. Prince Ayodele Ajiboye Dr. Javed Akhtar Dr. Muhammad Farooq Alam Dr. Justice Brookman Amissah-Arthur Dr. Iram Anees Dr.

Syed Shoa Anwar Dr. Nader Gergis Atalla Dr. Stephen John Austin Dr. Alaa ABD El-Sayed Awadalla Dr. Nassir Badrudin Dr. Gary Thomas Baker Dr. Maged Mosad Sokar Bakhet Dr. Fayez Ballouk Dr. John Alexander Barnhill Dr. Josue Fernando Becerra

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 63 Dr. Michael Ivan Berman Dr. Peter Jerrett Blackwood Dr. Mohamed Sadiq Boodhun Dr. Johan Tertius Booysen Dr. Enrique Berdin Borja Dr. Mark Arthur Brannan Dr. Thomas Cantwell Dr. Dorothea Wilhelmina Coetzee Dr. Maurice T. Dalton Dr. Jose Antonio De Andres Oterino Dr. Johannes Dirkschen Van Schalkwyk Dr. Victoria Evgenievna Dmitrieva Dr. Ghulam Farooq Dogar Dr. Pierre Du Plessis Dr. M. Ayman El-Gammal Dr. Hendrik Andries Engelbrecht Dr. Khalid Enver Dr. Samuel Tewfiek Fam Dr. Abdul Zahir Sayeed Farooqi Dr. Gerard Joseph Farrell Dr. Jacques-Pierre Fontaine Dr.

Pradip Kumar Ganguly Dr. Ejaz Ahmed Ghumman Dr. Josias Michael Grobler Dr. Deepak Grover Dr. Mahesh Guntamukkala Dr. Mohammed Nassoh Hafez Dr. John Alastair Haggie Dr. Adolf Christian Hamann Dr. Pieter Daniel Hamilton Dr. Shayibu Harruna Dr. Karumpuzha Ramakrishnan Hema Dr. Jeremy William Hillyard Dr. Barbara Jolanta Hoppe Dr. Brian John Hughes Dr. Atul Joshi Dr. Changulanda Medappa Joshi Dr. Mylvaganam Kathirgamanathan Dr. Haroon Khan Dr. Razaullah Khan Dr. Sergei Kolesnikov Dr. Joan Kranenka Dr. Venkataraman S.G. Krishnan Dr. Glenn Gordon Loy Son Dr. Andrew Zbigniew Luer Dr. Jacobus Cornelis Maritz Dr.

Anurag Markanday Dr. William H. Marshall Dr. Mujaddid Masood Dr. Jeremiah McCarthy Dr. Margaret Mary McManamon Dr. Gayzelle Meneses Dr. Bibi Alieh Miraliakbari Dr. Bashar Hashem Moghrabi Dr. Ahmed Abdel-Razik Mohamed Dr. Moheb Milad Agaibi Mohareb Dr. Mona Milad Mohareb Dr. Amtul Musawir Dr. Paul Reginald Neil Dr. Ronan Patrick O'Shea Dr. Godwin Ebere Obioha Dr. Akinlolu Bayode Ojuawo Dr. Moses Aniedi-Abasi Okon Dr. Dave Annand Omah-Maharajh Dr. Edwin Iyere Ozua Dr. Gourdas Pal Dr. Sarada Sri Paladugu Dr. Deborah Christine Peckham Dr. Amrah Pirzada Dr. Thomas Edmond Poole Dr. Visweswara Rao Pullela Dr.

Palanisamy Rajasekaran Dr. Robert Charles Randell Dr. Sreenivasarao Ravinuthala Dr. Michael Gregorio Rayel Dr. Ramon Ray Rayel Dr. Shambeel H. Rizvi Dr. Stewart Calvert Rorke Dr. Muhammad Aslam Saeed Dr. Aamir Safdar Dr. Asim Salim Dr. Mallika Samarasena Dr. Muhammad Razi Uddin Sayeed Dr. Marthinus Wessel Scheepers Dr. Esmael Mohamed Harron Sebbi Dr. Muhammad Shafiq Dr. Abdul Rauf Shaikh Dr. Qamar Ul-Islam Shaikh Dr. Andrei Sharapov Dr. Aamir Shehzad Sherwani Dr. Charudutt Dattatraya Shete Dr. Jehan Zaib Siddiqui Dr. Talha Siddiqui Dr. Mila Smrz Dr. Nirmala Naidu Sugnanam Dr. Edward Marcus Swannie Dr.

Amer Joseph Taj Dr. Jehanara Talpur Dr. Kenneth Tang Dr. Marc Alexander Thorp Dr. Peter Thorpe Dr. Irving Tiong Dr. Jude Ifeanyi Umeh Dr. Jan Van Der Berg Dr. Renee Elsa Van Der Lingen Dr. Jacob Van Gelder Dr. Pieter W. Van Heerden Dr. Christopher Van Niekerk Dr. Jan Erns Van Wijk Dr. Stephanie Van Wyk

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 64 Dr. Veeragathy Vasanthan Dr. Ravi Subrahmanyam Vatturi Dr. Pratibha Vaze Dr. Torsten Einer Wasmeier Dr. Marta Weiner Dr. Adnan Ali Zaidi Dr. Shahzad Zia Retired (Associate Status) Dr. Juanito Bautista Dr. Raymond Anthony Duffy Dr. Thomas C. Farrell Dr. Charles U. Henderson Dr. George Scott Hamilton Horner Dr. Eithne Knowling Dr. Louis E. Lawton Dr. Sharad Gokuldas Mandavia Dr. Noel Francis Murphy Dr. Kennedy J. O'Brien (Sr) Dr. John Joseph O'Dea Dr. Robert F. O'Driscoll Dr. Daphne Winifred Parsons Dr. Melvin Leon Webster Parsons Dr.

Gerald Baxter Peckham Dr. Harry D. Roberts Dr. Peter Job Roberts Dr. Gregory Francis Russell Dr. John Beverly Sutherland Dr. Hubert J. Warrick Dr. John Patrick Williams Dr. Frederick William Woodruff Educational Register (Section 17 - Medical Act) Anaesthesia Dr. Colin Vincent Audain Dr. Arash Azmayesh-Fard Dr. Rafik Sobhy Bolis Dr. Robert Andrew Calvert Dr. Geethan J. Chandran Dr. Olivera Ciganovic Dr. Christian Farah Dr. Terence Robert Fogwill Dr. Amir Gammal Dr. Darryl Guglielmin Dr. Alexander Klimek Dr. J. Alison MacCallum Dr. James Norris Dr. Serguei Peregoudov Dr. Trevor Alexander Sweeney Dr.

Geoff Laurence Zbitnew Diagnostic Radiology Dr. Robinette Darlene Butt Dr. Gillian Louise Clarke Dr. Robert Douglas Cook Dr. Scott Harris Dr. Craig MacDonald Jewer Dr. Paula Kennedy Dr. Heidi Lynne King Dr. Jennifer Joan Lombard Dr. Stephen A. Lucas Dr. David Blair Macdonald Dr. Blair Alexander MacDuff Dr. Colin Randall Mar Dr. Lori Judith McDonald Dr. Andrea Susan Reid Dr. Kenneth George Ringer Dr. Daniele Wiseman Family Practice Dr. Karolyn Bradbury Dr. John Andrew Campbell Dr. Susan Mary Campbell Dr. Cory James Carroll Dr. Steven Combden Dr. Enass Faheim Dr. Jay Randall Faris Dr.

Michael John Douglas Francis Dr. Eric Matthew Haapala Dr. Lori Ann Hayward Dr. Megan Gaye Cynthia Jones Dr. Colleen Valerie Kirby Dr. Karen Frances Lake Dr. Joanne Lane Dr. Katherine Yvonne MacDonald Dr. Sheau Chian Ng Dr. Jillian Nancy Parsons Dr. Robert Walter John Parsons Dr. Trent Edward Parsons Dr. Krysta Lee Pike Dr. Cheryl Lynn Pollock Dr. Tammy Lynette Powell Dr. Lori Anne Rogers Dr. Peter John Rogers Dr. Andrew MacKenzie Rossiter Dr. Kathleen B. Saunders Dr. Brett Stacey Dr. Allison Nichole Taylor Dr. Charlene Holly Thomas Dr. Gene Francis Thomas Dr. Jeremy Wendell Dr. Lisa Anne Wilson Dr.

Charles Zhao Dr. Jyotsna S. Ziradkar

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 65 General Surgery Dr. Leigh Ray Bishop Dr. Jeffrey Dawson Craswell Dr. Gavin David French Dr. Ghassan M. Hadi Dr. Andre Sheldon Hodder Dr. Michael P. Hogan Dr. Valerie Jane Jefford Dr. David Stewart MacLean Dr. Alexander Mathieson Dr. Sandrasekeram Parameswaran Dr. Antonio Paul Pepe Dr. Linda May Rodger Dr. Marc Savoie Dr. Anton Sharapov Dr. Kadre Sneddon Dr. Wendy Wan Tai Tin Dr. Wendy Sue Willmore Dr. Shailendra Y. Ziradkar Internal Medicine Dr. Karima Addetia Dr. Ali Zedan Degan Al-Hellawi Dr. Sharn Bhandhal Dr. Tracey Doreen Brown-Maher Dr.

Joseph Frederick Coffey Dr. Angelica Marioara Cornila Dr. Fareen Din Dr. Chukwuemeka Ugochukwu Ejeckam Dr. Steven Gruchy Dr. Lisa P. Kenny Dr. Jennifer R. Leonard Dr. Richard Boyd Lush Dr. Janis Lorraine Nicholson Dr. Pamela Anne Pike Dr. John Shik Dr. Rajinder Singh Syan Dr. Manoj Tahiliani Dr. Jason Tay Dr. Trudy Ann Taylor Dr. Jasmine K. Wadhwa Dr. Ramandeep Kaur Wadhwa Dr. W. Shane Williams Dr. Wendy Ann Winsor Nephrology Dr. Jasmeet Chawla Neurology Dr. Marsha Eustace Dr. Paul Jensen Dr. Danielle Maria Woolridge Obstetrics/Gynaecology Dr. Blair William Edward Butler Dr. Hani Farag Dr. Ahmed Geumei Dr.

Erica Marie Howse Dr. Theodoros Kabisios Dr. Sharon Michelle Laval Dr. Britt Moore Dr. Christa Lee Mossman Dr. Steven M. Parsons Dr. Michelle Susanne Suga Rak Dr. Faiz L. Tuma Orthopaedic Surgery Dr. Malcolm Elliott Chang Dr. Andrew Crosby Dr. Faith Dodd Dr. Andrew John Furey Dr. Carl John Kennedy Dr. Paul Mathew Dr. Michael Cameron McCaffrey Dr. John James O'Sullivan Dr. Heather Renee Roche Dr. Stanislaus Prem Sequeira Dr. Trevor Brent Stone Paediatrics Dr. Yasmeen Javed Akhtar Dr. Muroog M. Neki Al-Dabbagh Dr. Jason Clarence Brophy Dr. Sarah Curtis Dr. Gabby Tyna Doyle Dr. Lisa Anne Goodyear Dr.

Gregory Michael Taylor Guilcher Dr. Ara Alice Healey Dr. Louisa Katherine MacKenzie Dr. Janice Lynn Anne Manthorne Dr. Kimberley Ann Myers Dr. Michael Bertram Nash Dr. Marc David Nicholson Dr. Stephen Perry Noseworthy Dr. Natalie Jane Shiff Dr. Smeeksha S. Sur

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 66 Pathology - Anatomical Dr. Chhaya Vipul Acharya Dr. Snezana Vukmirovic-Popovic Pathology - General Dr. George Makram Yousef Psychiatry Dr. Weldon Bonnell Dr. Marguerite Anne Broaders Dr. Anjana Chawla Dr. Jan Adolf Dolezalek Dr. Prasannajit Dutta Dr. Elizabeth Jolene Hancock Dr. Taryn Lee Hearn Dr. Magdalena Ilcewicz-Klimek Dr. Asifjehan Khan Dr. Kristopher Dale Luscombe Dr. Syed Mansoor-Ul-Hassan Pirzada Dr. Laurie Potter Dr. Chantelle Amelia Reid Dr. Shilpa Charudutt Shete Dr. Cynthia Suzette Slade Dr. Ihab Zaki Sorial Dr. Keith Anthony Vokey Dr.

Coleen Patricia Walsh Dr.

Jeffrey Neil Young FACULTY OF MEDICINE MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND Fourth Year Medical Students CLASS OF 2003 ALDRIDGE, Lisa MOOS EBRUGGER, Karen AU, Keegan NG, Richard BISHOP, Tracy NORMAN, Brian CHAN, Grace O’BARA, Jacek CHOW, Edwin O’BRIEN, Colleen COFFEY, James PAYNE, Arthur CROCKER, Kenneth PEDDLE, Michael DAWE, Shawna PIKE, Melanie DOWER, Andrea RIDEOUT, Gregory ELLIOTT, Jacqueline ROBBINS, Megan FAGAN, Christa RUSSELL, Susan FARRELL, Brian SHAMSUL-KAMAL, Shamina FARRELL-COOK, Colleen SHEPPARD, James FELTHAM, Matthew SHETTY, Karan GILLIS, Cory SLANEY, Darlene HAENSEL, Heidi SLOKA, Jeffrey Scott HAPGOOD, Connie SMALLWOOD, Mark HICKEY, Joanne STUCKLESS, Teri ROYLE, Mary-Clare TABRIZI, Mina KALEKA, Gurjeet TEMPLE, Michelle KENNEDY, Andrea TULK, Carla KENNEDY, Robert TURNER, Dawn KHOUBIAN, Farzad TURNER, Jeffrey LILES, Elizabeth WHEELER, Leslie LINTHORNE, Krista WHITE, Joanne MACDERMID, Melanie WILLIAMS, Albert MAMMEN, Cherry WILLIAMS, Jennifer MATTHEW, James WONG, Xing McPHERSON, Terrence YOUNG, Darryl MEHTA, Bijal YOUNG, Ian MONTESANO, Peter

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 67 FACULTY OF MEDICINE MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND Third Year Medical Students Class of 2004 ARNOLD, Heather LOCKYER, Joseph BASHA, Jacqueline MARTIN, John BOONE, Andrea MENSINKAI, Arun BREMNER, Heather MURPHY, Melanie BRIDGER, Natalie NOSEWORTHY, Melanie BRYNIAK, Christopher OLSEN, Kathryn CARPENTER, Jillian PARAI, Milton CASHIN, Megan PARFREY, Brendan DICKESON, Mark PARSONS, Michael DOOLING, Kathleen PATERSON, Craig EFFORD, Erin PELKEY, Michael EFFORD, Jason PIERCEY, Karen-Lynne FARRELL, Jamie POCHINI, Craig FELTHAM, Bethany POWELL, Erin FLOOD, Justin POWELL, Mark FOX, Rachel RAHMAN, Adam FRENCH, Justin RIELEY, Margaret GANDER, Sarah SHARAPOVA, Darcie GRABOVE, Matthew SHEAHAN, Deirdre HAGENBUCH, Sean SINGLETON, Andrea HEALEY, Andrew THOMPSON, Karen HEBBARD, Pamela THOMS, John HEFFERNAN, Paul TIBBO, Jamie INTZES, Stefanos VICKERS, Michael JAYARAM,Srindhi VIVIAN, Laura JENKINS, Sarah WALSH, Gilbert JONES, David WALSH, Paula KHAN, Amer WAY, Todd LILLY, Matthew FACULTY OF MEDICINE MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND Second Year Medical Students Class of 2005 BARNES, Adam BARRETT, Lori BARRINGTON, Michelle BAUER, Josef BEDI, Sonia BISHOP, Robert BRAKE, Sonya BUGDEN, Gena CLARKE, Erin COOPER, Jim CULL, Sonya DALTON, Susan DROVER, Shauna EL-TAHAN, Tim FOSTER-BRADBURY, Lynette FUNG, Siu-Yue GOODYEAR, Dawn GOULART, Jennifer GUIMOND, Jessica HALSE, Marika HARTERY, Angus KAVATHEKAR, Rahul KELLY, Linda KIRK, Jessica KLEBANOVA, Yana LAHRS, Svenja LENIHAN, Sarah LEWIS, Jennifer

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 68 LEYENAAR, Laurina MCCARTHY, J.P. MCCARTHY, Leanne McCann, Jennifer MCKENNA, Marianne MOHINDRA, Ruchi MURPHY, Deanna MURRAY, Cathy O’KEEFE, Danielle POWER, Lorena PATEL, Serina RECTOR, Tara ROBERTS, Jason ROGERSON, Jan ROXIN, Gyorgy SAMARASENA, Jason SHARPE, Christopher SHEIKH, Amber SHEPPARD, Dawn SMITH, Andrew SMITH, Christopher STEAD, Lori STEEVES, Mark STYLES, Kimberly SUTTON, Greg SWAN, Jake THIBODEAU, Mr. James TILLEY, Ms. Joy TSAI, Dr. Eric VOJDANI, Mr. Kyle WARREN, Ms.

Heather WENG, Lim Chern WHITE, Robyn YEGAPPAN, Chuck FACULTY OF MEDICINE MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND First Year Medical Students Class of 2006 ABEDI, Masomeh AU, Jana AVERY, Karen AYLWARD, Leslie BAIKIE, Hilary BELLAMY, Deanna BENNETT, Erin BLACKMAN, Caroline CAINES, Nadean CAINES, Sarah CARROLL, Allison CHADWICK, Mairi CHURCH, Peter COLEMAN, Anna-Claire CRANFORD, Vanessa DAWE, Christiane DOWNING, Jan EMBERLEY, Julie ESPIRITU, Cesar FINCH, Terence FOWLER, Erika GALGAY, Susan HALL, Thomas HAMLYN, Margaret HANN, Crystal HAYLEY, Bradley HIGHMORE, Kerri HURLEY, Cheryl HUTCHINGS, Robyn HYDE, Angela INKPEN, Peter LEONARD, Heather JOHNSON, Lesley KING, Rebecca LODGE, Daniel MAGUIRE, Colleen MATTHEWS, Angela MAZNAVI, Khalid McDONALD, Kirsten McMILLAN, Alexandra McQUAID, Melissa MOORES, Carl MORAIS, Michelle MURPHY, Katie MURPHY, Leah NICKERSON, Leigh OSBOURNE, Perry OTT, Monica PHILLIPS, Danielle PORTER, Mark ROBBINS, George ROSSELLI, Michael SCHOLTEN, Vicki SEALY, Sasha SQUIRES, Amanda STOKES, Erika THOMAS, David TURNER, Megan

THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR GAZETTE January 31, 2003 69 Professional Medical Corporation (Section 23.1 – 23.9 – Medical Act) Corporation Name Physician Name Dr. P.D. Beresford Professional Medical Corporation Dr. Philip D. Beresford Dr. Robert F. Butler Professional Medical Corporation Dr. Robert F. Butler Dr. Donald Chaulk Professional Medical Corporation Dr. Donald Chaulk Dr. Wayne Collins Professional Medical Corporation Dr. Wayne Collins Dr. Jerome J. Davis Professional Medical Corporation Dr. Jerome J. Davis Dr. Josh Foley Professional Medical Corporation Dr. Josh Foley Cardiocare P.M.C. Ltd. Dr.

Jamie Graham Dr. Paul Heneghan Professional Medical Corporation Dr. Paul Heneghan Dr. John F. Kielty Professional Medical Corporation Dr. John F. Kielty MacDonald Medical Clinic Prof. Med. Corp. Dr. Duncan MacDonald Dr. Stefan Mulder Professional Medical Corporation Dr. Stefan Mulder Drs. Blaine Pearce and Paula Pye, P.M.C. Inc. Dr. Blaine Pearce & Dr. Paula Pye Dr. Thomas E. Poole Professional Medical Corporation Dr. Thomas Poole Dr. Robert N. Porter, P.M.C. Inc. Dr. Robert N. Porter Dr. Raymond Shandera Professional Medical Corporation Dr. Raymond Shandera Dr.

David Sutherland Professional Medical Corporation Dr. David Sutherland Dr. Margo Walker Professional Medical Corporation Dr. Margo Walker Dr. Joe Wijay Ophthalmology Professional Medical Corporation Dr. Yogananthan Wijayanayagam NEWFOUNDLAND MEDICAL BOARD Robert W. Young, MD. FRCPC Registrar Jan 31

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PART II SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION FILED UNDER THE STATUTES AND SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION ACT Vol. 78 ST. JOHN'S, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 2003 No. 5 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATIONS NLR 10/03 NLR 11/03 NLR 12/03

The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette January 31, 2003 63 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 10/03 Rules of the Supreme Court, 1986 (Amendment) under the Judicature Act (Filed January 22, 2003) Under the authority of

section 55 of the Judicature Act, the Rules Committee of the Court of Appeal makes the following Rules. Dated at St. John’s, January 21, 2003. Barry R. Sparkes, B.C.L. Registrar of the Supreme Court Secretary, Rules Committee RULES Analysis 1. Rule 57.03 Amdt. Appeals 2. Rule 57.04 Amdt Tribunal appeals 3. Commencement 1.

(1) Rule 57.03(3) of the Rules of the Supreme Court, 1986 is amended by deleting the reference to "rule 6.12" and substituting "rule 6.11".

(2) Rule 57.03(4) of the rules is amended by deleting the refer- ence to "rule 6.12" and substituting "rule 6.11".

Rules of the Supreme Court, 1986 (Amendment) 10/03 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette January 31, 2003 64 2. Rule 57.04 of the rules is amended by deleting the reference to "rule 6.12" and substituting "rule 6.11". 3. These Rules shall come into force on February 1, 2003. ©Earl G. Tucker, Queen's Printer (Includes correction of January 31, 2003) Commencement

The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette January 31, 2003 65 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 11/03 Open Season Big Game Polar Bear Hunting Order, Labrador, 2003 under the Wild Life Regulations and the Wild Life Act (Filed January 28, 2003) Under the authority of sections 39 and 114 of the Wild Life Regulations and the Wild Life Act, I make the following Order. Dated at St. John’s, January 22, 2003. Julie Bettney Minister of Tourism, Culture and Recreation ORDER Analysis 1.

Short title 2. Prohibition 3. Open season 4. Bag limit 5. Shooting only 6. Bears in den 7. Bears with transmitters, etc. 8. Repeal 1. This Order may be cited as the Open Season Big Game Polar Bear Hunting Order, Labrador, 2003.

Short title

Open Season Big Game Polar Bear Hunting Order, Labrador, 2003 11/03 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette January 31, 2003 66 2. The taking of polar bears is prohibited throughout Labrador except as provided for in this Order. 3. The open season for hunting polar bear in that portion of Labra- dor from Fish Cove Point in Groswater Bay to Cape Chidley shall be February 3, 2003 to June 30, 2003. 4. The bag limit is one polar bear of either sex except that female polar bears accompanied by cubs, young of the year, may not be taken. 5. Polar bears shall only be taken by shooting. 6.

Polar bears shall not be taken in a den and active dens shall not be disturbed in any way. 7. Polar bears equipped with radio tr ansmitters or collars shall not be taken. 8. The Open Season Big Game Polar Bear Hunting Order, Lab- rador Portion, 2002 , Newfoundland and Labrador Regulation 11/02, is repealed. ©Earl G. Tucker, Queen's Printer Prohibition Open season Bag limit Shooting only Bears in den Bears with trans- mitters, etc. Repeal

The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette January 31, 2003 67 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 12/03 Rules of the Supreme Court, 1986 (Amendment) under the Judicature Act (Filed January 28, 2003) Under the authority of

section 55 of the Judicature Act,

section 9 of the Unified Family Court Act and

section 25 of the Divorce Act (Canada), the Rules Committee of the Trial Division makes the fol- lowing rules. Dated at St. John’s, January 28, 2003. Barry R. Sparkes, B.C.L. Registrar of the Supreme Court Secretary, Rules Committee RULES Analysis 1.

Part II.1 Added

PART II.1 FAMILY LAW PROCEEDINGS RULE 56A FAMILY LAW 56A.01

Definitions of terms 56A.02 How this Part applies 56A.03 When hearings may be held in private 56A.04 Who may access Court records 56A.05 Requirement to keep infor- mation confidential 56A.06 Starting a family law pro- ceeding 56A.07 Joining 2 or more claims 56A.08 Naming the parties

Rules of the Supreme Court (Amendment) 12/03 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette January 31, 2003 68 56A.09 Location, transfer of family law proceedings 56A.10 How to serve documents 56A.11 Time for serving documents 56A.12 How to oppose a claim and make a claim against an ap- plicant 56A.13 How to respond without opposing 56A.14 How to reply to a response 56A.15 Consequences of not re- sponding 56A.16 How to claim interim relief or get the Court's direction 56A.17 Making an application without notice 56A.18 Making orders without notice 56A.19 Setting aside orders made without notice 56A.20 What may go in an affidavit 56A.21 How case management works 56A.22 What evidence the Court may consider 56A.23 How to set a trial or hearing date 56A.24 Applying for judgment in an uncontested family law pro- ceeding 56A.25 Judgments and orders 56A.26 Whether a party is entitled to recover costs 56A.27 What forms to use 56A.28 Child support 56A.29 Custody and access 56A.30 Spousal or parental support 56A.31 Property claims 56A.32 Divorce 56A.33 When parties apply together under the Divorce Act (Can- ada) 56A.34 Rejection of application 56A.35 How to require the filing of forms 56A.36 How to require disclosure of other information 56A.37 How to resolve disputes about disclosure 56A.38 Consequences of non- disclosure 56A.39 Requirement to keep infor- mation current 56A.40 When non-parties have to disclose 56A.41 Failure to obey disclosure order 56A.42 How to apply for a divorce 56A.43 Divorce process 56A.44 Where the other party is not objecting 56A.45 Applying jointly for divorce 56A.46 Judgment of divorce 56A.47 Certificate of divorce 56A.48 How to register orders made in another judicial centre under the Divorce Act (Can- ada) 56A.49 How to transfer a divorce proceeding 56A.50 Registrar to forward forms 56A.51 Corollary relief proceeding 56A.52 Affidavit supporting an application for variation 56A.53 Copies of documents re- quired 56A.54 Other provisions apply 56A.55 Registrar to forward order - Divorce Act (Canada) 56A.56 Children must be named 56A.57 Discovery only by leave 56A.58 Child support - required documents 56A.59 Applying to nullify a mar- riage 56A.60 Under the Children's Law Act 56A.61 Under the Family Law Act 56A.62 Enforcement of judgments and orders 56A.63

Interpretation of division 56A.64 Application of Division 56A.65 Registration of final orders 56A.66 Provisional order made in Newfoundland and Labrador 56A.67 Confirmation of provisional order made outside New- foundland and Labrador 56A.68 Investigation and report to judge 56A.69 Liberal construction 56A.70 Non compliance with rules 56A.71 Direction from judge RULE 56B PROCEEDINGS IN THE UNIFIED FAMILY COURT

Rules of the Supreme Court (Amendment) 12/03 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette January 31, 2003 69 56B.01 Application 56B.02 Title of proceedings 56B.03 Clerk of the Court 56B.04 Peace bonds 56B.05 Protective intervention proceedings RULE 56C FAMILY JUSTICE SERVICES PROJECTS 56C.01 Definition 56C.02 Application 56C.03 Procedure where project operating 56C.04 Consent orders 56C.05 Where application for di- vorce only 56C.06 When a matter is urgent 56C.07 Provisional orders 2. Repeal 3. Commencement 1. The Rules of the Supreme Court, 1986 are amended by in- serting immediately after Rule 56 the following:

PART II.1 FAMILY LAW PROCEEDINGS RULE 56A FAMILY LAW Division I

Interpretation, Application and Transitional

Definitions of terms 56A.01. In this Part (a) "corollary relief proceeding" means a corollary relief pro- ceeding as defined in the Divorce Act (Canada); (b) "court" means the Trial Division of the Supreme Court or the Unified Family Court; (c) "family law proceeding" m eans a proceeding under

an Act of the province or of Canada or under the common law or in equity related to family law including: (

i) child protection, (ii) custody and access, (iii) child, parent and spousal support, (iv) enforcement of support orders,

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v) dividing the property of married persons, (vi) divorce, (vii) claims for property made by cohabiting persons based on the law of trusts, and (viii) other matters listed in the Unified Family Court Act, but does not include adoption; (d) "financial statement" means a financial statement in Form 56A.27A; (e) "guidelines" means the Federal Child Support Guidelines established under the Divorce Act (Canada) and the Child Support Guidelines Regulations established under the Fam- ily Law Act; (f) "property claim" means a clai m for division of property by a spouse under the Family Law Act or by cohabiting persons based on the law of trusts or unjust enrichment; (g) "property statement" means a property statement in

Part 6 of Form 56A.27A; (h) "registrar" includes the Clerk of the Unified Family Court and a Deputy Registrar or Assi stant Deputy Registrar in a Judicial Centre of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, Trial Division; (i) "trial" includes a hearing; (j) "uncontested family law pr oceeding" means a family law proceeding in which (

i) the respondent has failed to serve and file a response, (ii) the response has been withdrawn or struck out, or (iii) each party to the proceedi ng has indicated his or her consent on the draft judgment or order, either

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A) personally, with an affidavit of execution, or (

B) by his or her lawyer; and (k) "vary" or "variation" includes rescind and suspend, or rescis- sion and suspension. How this Part applies 56A.02.

(1) This Part applies to family law proceedings in the Court and may be cited separately as the Family Law Rules.

(2) The general practice and procedure of the Court apply with the necessary modifications unless this Part provides otherwise.

(3) Where a family law proceeding involving a property claim is commenced in the geographical area covered by the Unified Family Court, that proceeding shall be taken in Unified Family Court if the parties are married and in the Trial Division if the parties are unmar- ried.

(4) Where the practice and procedure in a particular cause or matter cannot be determined, the Court may adopt the practice and procedure that is necessary to permit the cause or matter to proceed.

(5) Family law proceedings will be conducted as informally as the circumstances of the case permit.

(6) The forms prescribed by this Part may be changed if neces- sary.

(7) This Part applies to family law proceedings commenced before, on or after the day when this Part takes effect, except the Court may order that the old rules apply to an existing matter. Division II General Matters When hearings may be held in private 56A.03. The judge may exclude a person other than counsel and wit- nesses from all or part of a procee ding where the j udge considers that his or her presence is unnecessary and

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a) that evidence or information presented to the court, if made public, would seriously injure or prejudice (

i) the person who is being dealt with in the proceedings, or (ii) a person under 16 years of age who is a witness in or is affected by the proceedings; or (

b) that it would be in the best interest of public morals, the maintenance of order or the pr oper administration of justice to exclude the person from the court room. Who may access Court records 56A.04.

(1) The Court's record of a fam ily law proceeding is confiden- tial and only a party, a party's lawyer, an officer of the court or a judge may have access to it.

(2) The registrar may permit a pe rson authorized by a party or by a party's lawyer to access a docu ment in the court record and may require that person to sign an undertaking to keep the information ob- tained from the Court record in confidence before giving them access.

(3) The registrar may require that an application be made to the Court for access to Court records. Requirement to keep information confidential 56A.05.

(1) A person who has access to documents obtained under the financial disclosure provisions of this Part or to evidence obtained un- der discovery or to the Court record (

a) shall keep the documents, evidence and any information obtained from them or from the Court record in confidence; and (

b) may only use the documents, evidence and information for the purposes of the family law proceeding in which the document or evidence was obtained or to which the Court record relates.

(2) The rule in (1) does not apply where

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a) the person who disclosed the document or gave the evidence consents to the information being released; (

b) the document is referred to or the evidence is given as part of a trial and the court made no order restricting its use or access to it; (

c) the document or evidence is used to impeach the testimony of a witness in another proceeding; (

d) the document or evidence is used in a later proceeding be- tween the same parties; or (

e) the person is ordered by a court to disclose the document or evidence.

(3) The Court may, on application, give a person permission to disclose information that would normally be confidential, if the inter- ests of justice outweigh any harm that would result (

a) to the person who provided the documents or evidence; (

b) to the parties to the family law proceeding; or (

c) to a child affected by the family law proceeding.

(4) A person who breaks this rule is in contempt of Court. Starting a family law proceeding 56A.06.

(1) A person may start a family law proceeding by presenting the original and one copy of an originating application with the Court that has jurisdiction to hear the matter in Form 56A.06.

(2) A person asking to change a previous order about custody, access or support may start the pro ceeding by presenting the original and one copy of an originating application in Form 56A.06.

(3) A person making a claim for an unequal division of matri- monial property, entitlement to a share of business assets or a claim of undue hardship in a child support proceeding shall state the material facts supporting the claim.

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(4) The registrar shall issue the originating application and file the copy and if an application to change an order is made in the same court centre where the original order was made it shall be filed in the original court file.

(5) An entry of every proceeding shall be made by the proper officer in an appropriate record ma intained manually or in electronic form and (

a) a file reference assigned to a proceeding shall consist of the year of issue followed by (

i) the appropriate symbols referred to in rule 5.04(3), where the proceeding is co mmenced in the Trial Divi- sion, or by the symbols "0 2U" where the proceeding is commenced in the Unified Family Court, and (ii) the consecutive number of the proceeding in the order of issuing in that year; (

b) every document subsequently issued or filed in the same judicial centre in relation to th e same parties in the proceed- ing shall be recorded and shall bear the same file reference; and (

c) where a document is subsequen tly issued or filed in relation to the same parties in the pr oceeding but in another judicial centre, the registrar shall make arrangements to transfer the file to that judicial centre.

(6) Where a party asks for a divo rce in a proceeding, the regis- trar shall, on receipt of the appropriate fee, (

a) in addition to the file reference required by rule 56A.06(5), assign to that divorce proceeding a separate number, to be known as a divorce registry number, that follows in se- quence the last number assigned to a divorce proceeding in that judicial centre or Unified Family Court, as the case may be; and (

b) complete

Part I of the re gistration of divorce proceeding form referred to in the Central Registry of Divorce Pro-

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(1) An applicant may claim more than one type of relief in a family law proceeding and rule 7.01 (Joinder of causes of action) applies to family law proceedings.

(2) Subject to

section 8 of the Unified Family Court Act , the Court, on application , may direct that a non-family law claim be con- tinued in a family law proceeding if the claim is related to or connected with a claim in that proceeding.

(3) Unless the Court determines otherwise, the Court may deal with all issues in any way relating to the claims made in an originating application even if an issue is not specifically referred to in the appli- cation, and the Court may make any judgment or order that the justice of the case may require. Naming the parties 56A.08.

(1) The party starting the family law proceeding is called the applicant and the opposite party is called the respondent.

(2) The description of the parties in the style of cause shall re- main the same in any subsequent pleadings, on an application within the family law proceeding or an application to vary an order.

(3) The Court may (

a) order that a person who may have an interest in the matters in issue be served with noti ce of the family law proceeding with or without adding that person as a party; and (

b) give directions about how to serve that person and conduct the family law proceeding. Location, transfer of family law proceedings 56A.09.

(1) A party may start a family law proceeding at any judicial centre, unless the Unified Family Court Act states that it must be started in the Unified Family Court.

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(2) The Court may direct that a family law proceeding be trans- ferred to any judicial centre (

a) with the consent of the parties; (

b) because it is more convenient for witnesses or otherwise; or (

c) so it may be heard with another proceeding before the Court.

(3) An application to transfer a family law proceeding shall not be made before the respondent to the proceeding has filed a response, without the consent of the parties or leave of the Court.

(4) Where an order transferring a family law proceeding is con- sented to by the parties, the registrar may (

a) issue the order without referring it to a judge; or (

b) refer the matter to a judge. How to serve documents 56A.10.

(1) Service of the following doc uments shall be carried out only in accordance with rule 6.02 (Personal Service), unless the Court orders otherwise: (

a) an originating application for divorce; (

b) an originating application seeking custody or access to chil- dren; (

c) a notice of contempt application; (

d) a subpoena to witness; (

e) a notice of application or notice of default hearing in which the person to be served faces a possibility of imprisonment; or (

f) where personal service is otherwise required by law.

(2) Service of documents not listed in (1) on a person in a fam- ily law proceeding may be made

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a) in accordance with Rules 6 and 6A; (

b) by leaving a copy with a la wyer who accepts service for the person in writing on a copy of the document; (

c) by mailing a copy to the person, together with an acknow- ledgement of service in Form 56A.10C, all in an envelope that is addressed to the person and has the sender’s return address (but service under this clause is not valid unless the return postcard, signed by the person, is filed with the court); (

d) by leaving a copy at the pers on’s place of residence, in an envelope addressed to the person, with anyone who appears to be an adult person resident at the same address and, on the same day or on the next, mailing another copy to the person at that address; or (

e) if the person is a "board" or "director" as defined in the Child, Youth and Family Services Act , by leaving a copy with the Director of Child, Youth and Family Services for that applicable Board.

(3) When a document has been served by a method not permit- ted by these rules or an order, the court may make an order approving the service if the document, (

a) came to the attention of the person to be served; or (

b) would have come to the person’s attention if the person had not been evading service.

(4) Where a document has been served under paragraph (2)(c)(

d) or (

e) and it is later estab lished to the satisfaction of the Court that the document was not properly served, the Court may make any order it considers necessary to correct any injustice done .

(5) Service of a document may be proved by (

a) a written acknowledgement or admission of service in Form 56A.10D completed by the person to be served; (

b) an affidavit of service in Form 56A.10A;

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c) the return postcard mentioned in paragraph (2)(

c) in Form 56A.10C; or (

d) an affidavit of service by ordinary mail in Form 56A.10B.

(6) Under this Part, service of a document outside of the province but within Canada may be made without an order permitting that service. Time for serving documents 56A.11.

(1) An originating application shall be served within 6 months of the date it is issued by the Registrar.

(2) An application to extend the time for service may be made to the Court before or after the 6 months expires without giving notice of the application to the other parties. How to oppose a claim and make a claim against the applicant 56A.12.

(1) A respondent who wishes to oppose a claim made in an originating application shall serve and file a response in Form 56A.12A. (

a) within 30 days after service of the originating application if the respondent was served in Canada; or (

b) within 60 days after service of the originating application if the respondent was served outside Canada.

(2) Even if the time for responding expires, a response may be served and filed as long as a default order has not been made.

(3) A respondent who claims any relief against the applicant shall make that claim in the response.

(4) A respondent who claims an unequal division of matrimo- nial property, entitlement to a share of business assets or undue hard- ship in a child support proceeding, shall state the material facts sup- porting the claim. How to respond without opposing

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(1) A respondent who does not oppose the claims made in the originating application may continue to be advised of the progress of the application by serving and filing a demand for notice in Form 56A.13A.

(2) The applicant may proceed against a respondent who has served and filed a demand for notice as if that respondent had failed to serve and file a response, but shall serve on that respondent notice of all subsequent pleadings and proceedings. How to reply to a response 56A.14. Where the applicant wishes to oppose an allegation or a claim made in the response, the applicant shall serve and file a reply in Form 56A.14A within 10 days of service of the response. Consequences of not responding 56A.15.

(1) Where a respondent fails to serve and file a response within the prescribed time or serves and files a demand for notice, the applicant may, on filing proof of serv ice of the originating application, require the registrar to issue a notice of default in Form 56A.15A in relation to that respondent.

(2) After notice of default has been issued, the respondent is not permitted to serve and file a response without (

a) the consent of the applicant; or (

b) leave of the Court, and the court may proceed to decide the matter without hearing from the respondent. How to claim interim relief or get the Court's direction 56A.16.

(1) Either party to a family law proceeding may make an ap- plication claiming interim relief or to get the Court's direction on pro- cedural matters by filing Form 56A.16A with an affidavit supporting the application.

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(2) An applicant shall serve the application on the other parties to the family law proceeding at least 5 days before the date set for hearing the application, unless the parties consent to an earlier date.

(3) Before serving an application, the applicant may apply to the Court (without having to serve the other parties) for permission to shorten the time for service and if the Court makes the order, the appli- cant shall serve a copy of the order on the other parties with the appli- cation.

(4) A party who wants to oppose a claim made in an application under this rule may do so by filing one or more affidavits that set out why the applicant should not be successful. A copy of the affidavits filed shall be served on every other party to the application at least 2 days before the hearing of the application.

(5) An applicant may file and serve at least one day before the hearing one additional affidavit responding to new matters in the re- spondent's affidavits and no additional affidavits may be relied on without the permission of the Court.

(6) The Court may disregard an affidavit that is not filed and served in time and may award costs against the party filing it.

(7) The Court shall make a decision on an application made under this rule after reviewing the affidavits filed and hearing the ar- guments of the parties unless a judge before or at the hearing (

a) gives permission to one or more parties to cross-examine the people that signed affidavits; (

b) orders that the parties may have witnesses give oral evi- dence; and (

c) gives other directions relatin g to pre-hearing procedure and the conduct of the application. Making an application without notice 56A.17.

(1) An application may be made without notice to a party or another person interested or affected where

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a) a statute or rule permits the application to be made without notice or before a party is served; or (

b) the court is satisfied that (

i) the delay caused by giving notice would or may impose serious harm or prejudice on the applicant or a child af- fected by the application; (ii) there is a degree of urgency for another reason that makes it inappropriate to give notice; or (iii) the circumstances of the case make notice unnecessary.

(2) A person who makes an application without giving notice shall file an affidavit stating why the applicant is entitled to proceed without notice and what steps have been or may be taken to minimize the prejudice to persons who will not be notified of the application.

(3) When an application is made without notice the Court may (

a) refuse to hear the application until notice is given to a party or person affected by or interested in the application; (

b) shorten the normal time for the giving of notice; (

c) order that a hearing be held as quickly as possible; (

d) hear the application without notice on terms and conditions the Court considers just; and (

e) make another order that balances the interests of the appli- cant with the interests of a party or person affected by or in- terested in the application. Making orders without notice 56A18.

(1) The Court may grant an order on an application without notice on terms and conditions that may include the applicant giving an undertaking or providing security.

(2) Except in special circumstances, when the Court makes an order without notice the Court shall set an early return date for a hear-

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(1) A party to or person affected by or interested in an order made without notice may apply to set aside or change the order by filing an application and serving it on the other parties at least 2 days before the date set for hearing the application, or on shorter notice where the Court has given permission.

(2) The Court may on an application made under (1) or on its own motion set aside or change an order made without notice.

(3) At a hearing held under (1) or under rule 56A.18(2), the party who obtained the order without notice has the burden of satisfy- ing the Court that that order should be continued and the Court shall consider all relevant evidence in determining whether the order should be continued. What may go in an affidavit 56A.20.

(1) A person signing an affidavit shall only set out facts of which he or she has personal knowledge, except where this rule pro- vides otherwise.

(2) An affidavit may, in special circumstances, contain informa- tion that the person learned from someone else if (

a) the application on which the affidavit will be used is for an interim order, or for a matter which will not determine the final outcome of the family law proceeding; and (

b) the source of the information is identified by name, the affi- davit states that the person signing it believes the informa- tion is true, and the circumstances that justify the use of in- formation learned from someone else are stated.

(3) Where an affidavit does not comply with this rule, the Court may (

a) disregard all or part of that affidavit; and

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b) award costs against the party filing the affidavit or that party's lawyer.

(5) Where an affidavit contains material that is irrelevant or that may delay the trial or make it difficu lt to have a fair trial, or that is unnecessary or an abuse of the Court process, the Court may, on appli- cation by a party or on its own (

a) disregard all or part of that affidavit; and (

b) award costs against the party filing the affidavit or that party's lawyer to be paid as between lawyer and client.

(6) Where an affidavit or part of an affidavit has been disregarded under this rule, an opposing party who has filed an affida- vit in response to the offending material may be awarded costs of filing that affidavit to be paid as between lawyer and client. How case management works 56A.21.

(1) After a family law proceeding is started, except a protec- tive intervention application or an interim or interlocutory application, the registrar shall

schedule a case management meeting to be heard before a judge. The party starting the family law proceeding shall en- sure that the other parties are served prior to the scheduled case man- agement meeting.

(2) At a case management meeting, the judge and the parties shall: (

a) explore the chances of settling the case; (

b) identify the issues that are in dispute and those that are not in dispute; (

c) explore ways to resolve the issues that are in dispute; (

d) ensure that relevant evidence is disclosed; (

e) note that it may be possible to simplify the case if the parties admitted certain facts; (

f) set the date for the next step in the case;

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g) have the parties agree to a sp ecific timetable for the steps to be taken in the case before it comes to trial; and (

h) discuss whether a settlement conference is appropriate.

(3) At a case management meeting the judge may (

a) make an order for document disclosure; (

b) make an order for an appraisal of the value of property; (

c) set the times for events in the case or give directions for the next step including follow-up case management meetings; (

d) refer any issue for alternate dispute resolution; (

e) direct an interview of a child; (

f) order psychiatric and/or psychological assessments; (

g) order home assessments; (

h) order an accounting by the registrar; (

i) order that the evidence of a w itness at trial be given by affi- davit; (

j) make any unopposed order or an order on consent; (

k) if notice has been served, make an interim order with the consent of the parties or a final order; (

l) make an order amending pleadings or other documents; (

m) make an order limiting the nu mber of expert witnesses and determining how they may give their evidence; (

n) make an order requiring the parties to make arrangements for expert witnesses to meet, on a without prejudice basis, to determine those matters on which they agree and to identify those matters on which they do not agree;

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o) make an order for directions as to the manner of conducting lengthy and complex trials; (

p) order that a pre-trial or settlement conference be held; and (

q) make an order that will promote a fair and expeditious reso- lution of the case.

(4) Where an issue in a family law proceeding has been referred by the court to a mediator or other person for alternate dispute resolu- tion , the mediator or other person shall: (

a) attempt to meet with the parties and, if they agree, attempt a resolution of their dispute; and (

b) meet with other persons including lawyers that he or she thinks may be helpful in resolving the dispute.

(5) The mediator or other person shall notify the parties, or their lawyers, in writing of the terms of any settlement that has been tenta- tively reached and shall advise the c ourt that the alternate dispute reso- lution process has concluded.

(6) Where the court orders that a home assessment be con- ducted, the assessor shall prepare and deliver to the court, a report which includes, unless the Court orders otherwise: (

a) information the assessor considers relevant to the matters in dispute; (

b) an opinion as to the suitability of each party to have custody or access; (

c) an opinion as to what plan of custody and access would be in the best interests of the children; (

d) the basis of the opinion; and (

e) a report upon any other matter referred by a judge. What evidence the Court may consider

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(1) The Court may decide an issue on oral or affidavit evi- dence or in a manner that the judge conducting the trial thinks appro- priate.

(2) The Court may accept a document that appears to be proof of marriage in a foreign jurisdiction as proof of the marriage unless the contrary is proved.

(3) If it is relevant to a proceeding that a party has committed adultery that party shall not refuse to answer a question about whether he or she has committed adultery. How to set a trial or hearing date 56A.23.

(1) When a party wishes to set a date for a trial or hearing, the party shall contact the registrar to obtain a date for a case management meeting.

(2) At the case management meeting the judge shall determine whether the parties are ready for a tr ial or a hearing and the Court may make an order described in rule 56A.21(3). Applying for judgment in an uncontested family law proceeding 56A.24.

(1) Where a demand for notice has been served in an uncontested family law proceeding under rule 56A.13, the applicant shall file and serve a notice of application for judgment in Form 56A.24A before applying for judgment.

(2) In an uncontested family la w proceeding, any information or evidence required to enable the Court to perform its duties, and the evidence required to prove the claim, shall be presented by affidavit, unless the Court orders that the evidence and information be presented orally at a hearing.

(3) Where the uncontested family law proceeding includes a claim for divorce, the applicant shall file the information required under rule 56A.44.

(4) If the judge does not order the presentation of oral evidence, the judge may (

a) grant a judgment without anyone appearing; or

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b) direct that a party or the lawyer for a party appear.

(5) If an applicant wishes the court to make a decision on an uncontested family law proceeding, the applican t shall file and the registrar shall place before the Court (

a) an application for judgment in Form 56A.24B requesting that the proceeding be decided on the basis of affidavit evi- dence; (

b) evidence to satisfy the Court that the respondent was served with the originating application in accordance with the rules for service; (

c) an affidavit signed by the applicant in Form 56A.24C (

i) stating detailed reasons on why the applicant is entitled to make the claim and evidence to support the claim, (ii) stating that all the facts an d information contained in the originating application are still true and accurate, with corrections or subsequent changes noted, and (iii) where costs are claimed, a detailed breakdown of the amount claimed and the reason why they are claimed; and (

d) any other affidavits or supporting materials that may be required in the family law proceeding.

(5) Where a claim is made for a specific amount of support, either periodic or a lump sum, other than in a child support proceeding, and the respondent does not file a response or otherwise contest the amount claimed, the court may treat the respondent as if he or she ac- cepts the appropriateness of the amount claimed.

(6) The Court may order a party to pay the costs of an applica- tion for judgment in an unconteste d family law proceeding to another party.

(7) Where a statute requires the C ourt to state reasons, the judge making the decision may state the r easons of the Court by noting them on the folder containing the court record.

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(1) Subject to rule 56A.45 (Applying jointly for divorce), where an applicant claims relief unde r more than one statute the Court may issue one judgment with respect to all relief, naming the relevant statutes.

(2) The Court may issue a separate judgment for each claim for relief on the request of a party.

(3) An application for a judgment or order to be made by con- sent shall be accompanied by (

a) the consent of the lawyer of each party who is represented by a lawyer; and (

b) the written consent of each pa rty who is acting in person, or of a respondent who has not appeared, with an affidavit of execution of that consent. Whether a party is entitled to recover costs 56A.26.

(1) The Court has the right to decide whether a party will have to pay the costs of another party and Rule 55 (Costs) and other rules respecting costs apply to a family law proceeding unless they are in- consistent with this rule.

(2) A successful party who has behaved unreasonably or has acted in bad faith during a family law proceeding (

a) may be deprived of all or part of the party's own costs; or (

b) may be ordered to pay all or part of the unsuccessful party's costs.

(3) In deciding whether a party has behaved reasonably or un- reasonably or in bad faith, the Court may consider (

a) the party's behaviour in relation to the nature, importance and urgency of the issues; (

b) any conduct of the party which unnecessarily delayed the proceeding;

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c) whether any step taken by the party in the proceeding was improper, vexatious or unnecessary; (

d) the party's denial or refusal to admit anything that should have been admitted; (

e) whether the party made an offer to settle; (

f) the reasonableness of any offer to settle the party made; and (

g) any offer to settle the party withdrew or failed to accept.

(4) The Court may order costs against a party if the party (

a) does not appear at a step in the family law proceeding; (

b) appears but is not properly prepared to deal with the issues at that step; or (

c) appears but has failed to make the disclosure required before that step. Division III Disclosure What forms to use 56A.27. For the purposes of this Part (

a) a child support information sheet shall be in Form 56A.58A; (

b) a financial statement shall be in Form 56A.27A; (

c) a property statement shall be in

Part 6 of Form 56A.27A; and (

d) a notice to file income information shall be in Form 56A.27B. Child support 56A.28.

(1) If a party is claiming child support or a variation of child support in the basic table amount set by the guidelines

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a) the party claiming child support is not required to file a fi- nancial statement, but is required to file and serve a child support information sheet with the originating application; and (

b) the party responding to the claim is not required to file and serve a financial statement, un less he or she is claiming that the basic table amount would cause undue hardship, but is required to file and serve a child support information sheet.

(2) Where the parties have agreed on an amount of child sup- port, the parties shall set out the agreement in Form 56A.28A, and un- less the court otherwise orders the parties are not required to file finan- cial statements.

(3) If an applicant or respondent is claiming child support or a variation of child support higher than the basic table amount set by the guidelines or is claiming special expenses (

a) that party is required to file and serve a financial statement and a child support information sheet with the originating application; and (

b) the person responding to the claim is required to file and serve a financial statement and a child support information sheet.

(4) The person responding to the claim is required to file and serve any forms required by this rule within (a) 30 days after service of the application claiming support if the respondent was served in Canada; and (b) 60 days after service of the application claiming support if the respondent was served outside Canada. Custody and access 56A.29. Parties to a claim for custody of or access to a child, where no claim is made for support, do not need to file and serve financial state- ments, unless the Court orders them to do so. Spousal or parental support

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(1) A party to a claim for spousal or parental support shall file and serve financial statements unless (

a) the parties have agreed on the relief to be granted; and (

b) the parties have filed a waiver of financial and property statements in Form 56A.30A.

(2) The person making the claim shall file and serve the finan- cial statement with the document making the claim.

(3) The person responding to the claim shall file and serve the financial statement with his or her response or reply. Property claims 56A.31.

(1) A party to a property claim shall file and serve property statements unless (

a) the parties have agreed on the relief to be granted; and (

b) the parties have filed a waiver of financial and property statements in Form 56A.30A.

(2) The person making the claim shall file and serve the prop- erty statement with the document making the claim.

(3) The person responding to the claim shall file and serve the property statement with his or her response or reply. Divorce 56A.32. The parties to a divorce procee ding where there are children for whom support may be ordered but no one is claiming child support, shall produce at least 10 days before the determination of the proceed- ing the income information required by the guidelines. When parties apply together under the Divorce Act (Canada) 56A.33. Spouses or former spouses who apply together for relief under the Divorce Act (Canada) shall file the following documents with the originating application or application:

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a) a financial statement of each applicant or co-applicant, to- gether with the income information required by the guidelines; (

b) an agreement as to child support in Form 56A.28A, and the documents referred to in that form; or (

c) where there are no children for whom support may be or- dered, a waiver of financial an d property statements in Form 56A.30A. Rejection of application 56A.34. Unless ordered otherwise, the registrar shall not accept any originating application or application for filing without a financial statement or property statement where these rules require the document to be filed with a financial statement or property statement. How to require the filing of forms 56A.35.

(1) In a family law proceeding where financial statements or property statements are required under this Part, a party may once without leave, and at any other time with leave of the Court, file and serve a notice to disclose in Form 56A.35A.

(2) A party who is served with a notice to disclose shall serve and file the information requested w ithin 15 days after service of that notice.

(3) Where the party served with notice objects to disclosing any of the information requested in a notice to disclose, that party shall (

a) make the objection in writing, setting out the reason for the objection; and (

b) file and serve the objection, together with the information which that party does not object to disclosing, within the time for service.

(4) Rule 32 (Discovery and Inspection of Documents), except rule 32.07(2) as modified by rule 56A.40, does not apply to a family law proceeding unless the court otherwise orders.

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(1) In a family law proceedin g where financial or property statements are required, a party ma y once without leave, and at any other time with leave of the Court, file and serve a notice to reply to written questions in Form 56A.36A.

(2) On being served with a notice to reply to written questions the opposite party shall answer the questions in the form of an affidavit filed and served within 15 days after service of that notice.

(3) Where the opposite party objects to answering a question asked in a notice to reply to written questions, that party shall (

a) make the objection in writing, setting out the reason for the objection; and (

b) file and serve the objection, with the affidavit answering those questions which that part y does not object to answer- ing, within 15 days after service of the notice.

(4) The court may make an order for costs where the questions are excessively long, irrelevant, or designed to unnecessarily delay or abuse the process of the proceeding.

(5) Rule 31 (Interrogatories) does not apply to a family law proceeding unless the court otherwise orders. How to resolve disputes about disclosure 56A.37.

(1) Where the response to a no tice to disclose or a notice to reply to written questions is not satisfactory, the party asking for dis- closure may apply to the Court for an order requiring the other party to give more or better information.

(2) Where an objection has been made under rule 56A.35 or 56A.36, either party may apply to the Court to decide the validity of that objection. Consequences of non-disclosure 56A.38. If a party has not filed and served a financial statement or a property statement as required by th is Part, or a response to a notice to

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a) where child support is in issue, concluding that the party has no answer to the claims against him or her and imputing in- come to the party in the amount that the Court considers ap- propriate; (

b) that the party pay support in the amount that the Court con- siders appropriate; (

c) directing that the party file and serve within a specified time (

i) the financial statement or property statement, (ii) the income information requested in a notice to file income information, (iii) the financial or property information requested in a notice to disclose, (iv) the answers requested in a notice to reply to written questions; (

d) granting any other remedy requested or appropriate; and (

e) ordering the party to pay the other party's costs, including costs up to an amount that fully compensates the other party for all costs incurred in the proceedings. Requirement to keep information current 56A.39.

(1) If a party discovers that in formation that has been dis- closed to another party was incorrect or incomplete when made, or that there has been a change in the information provided that is relevant to the matters in dispute, the party shall immediately file and serve on every other party to the claim (

a) the correct information or a new statement containing the correct information; and (

b) any documents substantiating the information.

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(2) Where (1) applies the new financial statement or property statement or the affidavit shall be filed (

a) at least 7 days before a hearing of an application or before a trial; or (

b) at least 10 days before a case management meeting or pre- trial or settlement conference. When non-parties have to disclose 56A.40.

(1) Except as provided below, rule 32.07(Order for production of documents) applies to a family law proceeding.

(2) Where the Court makes a determination of undue hardship under the guidelines, the Court may order any of the following persons residing with a party to file and serve a financial statement with

Part 1 of that statement completed: (

a) a person who has a legal duty to support the party or whom the party has a legal duty to support; (

b) a person who shares living e xpenses with the party or from whom the party otherwise receives an economic benefit as a result of living with that person if it is reasonable to consider that person as part of the party's household; or (

c) a child whom the party or the person described in (

a) or (

b) has a legal duty to support.

(3) The income tax information a ttached to the financial state- ment shall be for the three most recent taxation years.

(4) Where a party has not made satisfactory disclosure after service of an order to file and serve a financial statement or property statement, after service of an order to respond to a notice to file income information, a notice to disclose or a notice to reply to written questions or as may have been further directed by the Court, the Court may (

a) order a person other than a party, including a corporation or government institution, to provide information in that per- son's custody or control that may be relevant to the issues before the Court; and

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b) give any directions that may be appropriate.

(5) A party seeking an order under (4) shall satisfy the Court that (

a) the party seeking the order has been unable to obtain the information by more informal methods; (

b) it would be unfair to require that party to proceed to trial without the information; and (

c) the disclosure requested (

i) will not unduly delay the progress of the family law proceeding, (ii) will not entail unreasonable expense for any person, (iii) will not result in unfairness to the person from whom disclosure is sought, or (iv) is not otherwise prohibited by law.

(6) A person served with an order granted under (2) or (4) shall, within 30 days after service (

a) provide a written statement to the requesting party detailing the information requested; or (

b) bring an application for exemption from providing any or all of the requested information.

(7) An order granted under (2) or (4) shall contain a notice to the person ordered to provide the information, in the following form: "Take notice that you must, within 30 days after service of this order on you (

a) provide a written statement to the requesting party detailing the information requested; or (

b) bring an application for exemption from providing any or all of the requested information.

Rules of the Supreme Court, 1986 (Amendment) 12/03 The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette January 31, 2003 97 If you fail to do so within the time given, the party seeking disclosure may apply on notice to the Court for an order to examine you for dis- covery, or for any other appropriate order requested."

(8) The Court may order that the costs of providing the infor- mation requested and the costs of the parties in an application under this rule be paid to or by (

a) either of the parties to the family law proceeding; or (

b) the person ordered to provide information. Failure to obey disclosure order 56A.41. If a party does not obey an order requiring disclosure, the Court may (

a) dismiss that party's family law proceeding; (

b) strike out any document filed by that party; (

c) make a contempt order against that party; (

d) order that any information th at should have appeared on a financial statement or property statement may not be used by that party at the application or trial; (

e) make any other appropriate order, including th

Document details

Collection	Newfoundland and Labrador — Gazette
Citation	NLG 2003-01-31
Type	gazette
Volume / chapter	printer gazette weekly issues 2003 2003 01 31
Language	en
Format	pdf
Source	PROVINCIAL
Identifier	33f44d15f36c90c6ebd489f4c9df6f39635be0ce

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