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The document is a compliance certification form related to the Condominium Act, 1998. It certifies the receipt of payment made under subsection 81 (1) for the purchase of a condominium unit or common interest. The form includes details about the payer, the amount received, and the trust account where the money is held. It also outlines obligations regarding changes in the trustee or solicitor holding the funds.

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