Canadian Criminal Code S.210... (Bawdy House)
Notice of conviction to be served on owner
(3) Where a person is convicted of an offence under subsection (1), the court shall cause a notice of the conviction to be served on the owner, landlord or lessor of the place in respect of which the person is convicted or his agent, and the notice shall contain a statement to the effect that it is being served pursuant to this section.
Duty of landlord on notice
(4) Where a person on whom a notice is served under subsection (3) fails forthwith to exercise any right he may have to determine the tenancy or right of occupation of the person so convicted, and thereafter any person is convicted of an offence under subsection (1) in respect of the same premises, the person on whom the notice was served shall be deemed to have committed an offence under subsection (1) unless he proves that he has taken all reasonable steps to prevent the recurrence of the offence.
Civil Remedies Act Against Organized Crime (Manitoba)...
CARRYING ON A BUSINESS TO ADVANCE AN UNLAWFUL ACTIVITY
Application
5(1) If a police chief is satisfied that the respondent owns or manages a business that, to the knowledge of the respondent, is being used to advance an unlawful activity, the police chief may apply to a judge for an order described in subsection (2).
Order
5(2) If the judge is satisfied that the respondent owns or manages a business that, to the knowledge of the respondent, is being used to advance an unlawful activity, the judge may, to stop or prevent that use of the business, make an order doing one or more of the following:
(a) requiring the respondent to cease owning or managing the business, in a manner satisfactory to the judge, within a period specified in the order;
(b) requiring that the business cease operations in Manitoba;
(c) requiring that the business be liquidated in a manner directed by the court;
(d) cancelling any licence under The Gasoline Tax Act, The Liquor Control Act, The Motive Fuel Tax Act, or The Tobacco Tax Act, or any RST number under The Retail Sales Tax Act, held or used in connection with the business;
(e) prohibiting the respondent from owning or managing a business whose operation requires such a licence or RST number, for the period specified in the order;
(f) if the business is operated by a corporation incorporated under The Corporations Act, liquidating and dissolving that corporation;
(g) if the business is registered under The Business Names Registration Act, cancelling that registration;
(h) designating any premises used or occupied by the business as a prohibited place for the purposes of section 37 of The Liquor Control Act, for the period specified in the order.
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6(2) If the judge is satisfied that
(a) the respondent has conspired with anyone to engage in an unlawful activity;
(b) the respondent knew or ought to have known that the unlawful activity would likely result in injury to the public; and
(c) injury to the public has resulted, or will likely result, from the unlawful activity;
the judge may, to prevent or reduce the risk of injury to the public, make any order that he or she considers necessary and just to restrain the respondent's activities.
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