Topic: Legal

In the APQ's view, the state must refrain from intervening in private contractual matters.

Published on June 08, 2011 by Association des Propriétaires

The APQ is of the view that an amendment to the the Québec Civil Code forbidding landlords from collecting double the rent when an elderly person is obliged to concel their lease

A lease cannot be cancelled for unpaid rents due to the landlord prior to the tenant making a consumer proposal

Published on May 26, 2011 by Me Bill Kostopoulos

The Court was presented with a request for cancellation of lease, recovery of rent totalling $1900 as well as the rent due on the date of the hearing, plus interest at the legal rate and court costs. The request was submitted by the landlord on November 4, 2010.

The hasty departure of the tenant or abandonment: Consequences and how to react

Published on April 27, 2011 by Me Jean-Olivier Reed

This time of year in Québec is the period during which we see the highest number of ad postings for rental dwellings available for occupancy beginning July 1st, 2011.

I have a Trust, you have a Trust, he has a Trust, we all have Trusts, but why is that so?

Published on April 20, 2011 by Association des Propriétaires du Québec

The Trust exists in Quebec civil law since 1879. It was introduced nearly 13 years after the introduction of the Civil code of Lower Canada...

The landlord has the right to inspect and verify the condition of a dwelling in a reasonable manner

Published on April 15, 2011 by Me Bill Kostopoulos

In the decision, the landlord had asked the Court to issue an order for access to the dwellings, ordering the tenant to provide the access code of the lock and/or the key...

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