Bill 15 (Legislature 14, Session 2)
L14 S2 1971
Alberta — Bills
No. 15 2nd Session, 14th Legislature, Alberta Elizabeth II BILL A Bill respecting Annie Sidlowich and the estate of James Popiw, deceased MR. TOMYN Printed by L. S. WALL, Printer to the Queen's Ml)st Exc"lIont llaJuty. Edmonton, Alberta, 1961 BILL No. 15 of
An Act respecting Annie Sidlowich and the estate of James Popiw, deceased (Assented to , 1961) WHEREAS Annie Sidlowich has by her petition repre- l'teamble sented that she was and is the de facto adopted daughter of James Popiw, deceased, late of the Village of Waskatenau, in the Province of Alberta; and WHEREAS the said Annie Sidlowich has by her petition prayed that it be 'Enacted that she be declared to have been and being an adopted de jure daughter of the said deceased as hereinafter set forth; and WHEREAS it is expedient to grant the said pttition; THEREFORE, Her Majesty, by and "'ith the advice and consent of the Legislative Ags~mbly of the Province of Alberta, enacts as follows: 1.
The said Annie Sidlowich i~ hEreby declared to have ~~~s~TP been and to now be the adopted daughter de jure of James a<loption Popiw, deceased, as of and after the first day of September, 1920. ~. The said Annie Sidlowich is hereby declared to have Idem been and to now be the lawful heir of the said James Popiw and the successor to the estate and property of the said James Popiw, deceased, togethEr with all the rights and privileges set forth in The Intestate Succession Act, as if she were a lawfully adopted daughter of the said deceased pursuant to the laws of the Province of Alberta. 3.
This Act comes into force on the day upon which it is assented to. Coming Into for,'(' No. 15 SECOND SESSION FOURTEENTH LEGISLATURE ELIZABETH II BILL
An Act respecting Annie Sidlowich and the estate of James Popiw, deceased Received and read the First time ..................... . Second time .................... . Third time ......................................... . MR. TOMYN Title: 1961 (14th, 2nd) Bill 15,
An Act respecting Annie Sidlowich and the estate of James Popiw, deceased