Can an assignee make a payment to the mortgagor of a property in order to get a case out of the provisions of the Property Tax Act?

Saskatchewan, Canada


The following excerpt is from Ross and Phillipps v. Schmitz, 1913 CanLII 164 (SK QB):

In Alston v. Mineard (1906), 51 Sol. J. 132, it was held that payments made by the assignee of the property of the mortgagor were sufficient to take the case out of the statute.

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