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Begin by entering the name and address of the person who paid money under subsection 81 (1) in the designated field.
In section 1, check the appropriate box that identifies your role: whether you are the declarant’s solicitor, a partner, or a trustee. Ensure to provide any necessary details if applicable.
For section 2, specify the date you received the payment and indicate the amount received. Provide a brief description of the proposed unit or common interest as required.
In section 3, detail how you are holding the money in trust. Include your trust account number and relevant institution information.
Complete section 4 by noting any changes regarding who is holding the money in trust.
Finally, sign and print your name at the bottom of the form. If applicable, include your corporate seal or authority statement.

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