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How can we avoid civil liability?

Category: Civil Liability

Article 1457 of the Civil Code of Quebec imposes an obligation on all persons of sound mind not to cause injury to others through their own fault, as explained in the blog “One’s Civil Liability“. In principle, if this obligation…

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Happy Holidays!

Category: Other

I take advantage of this festive moment to wish you happy holidays with your loved ones. Time to recharge the batteries: rest, good food, outdoors! Looking forward to seeing you again in 2023. Please note that the office will be…

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One’s Civil Liability

Category: Civil Liability

Civil liability is defined as a source of legal obligation. It arises from the transgression of a duty or obligation towards others and their property. This article will present the types of civil liability, the conditions for being considered liable,…

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Happy Holidays!

Category: Other

The entire team at Caroline Simard, lawyer, wishes you a holiday season filled with health, rest and the great outdoors. Please note that the office will be closed from December 20, 2021 to January 5, 2022. We look forward to…

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Insurance: deceits or false statement?

Category: Insurance Law

The Civil Code of Quebec provides a general obligation for the insured to always cooperate with his insurer, particularly during the post-loss investigation. This often means that the insured must repeatedly explain the circumstances surrounding the loss : the initial…

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Undivided co-ownership

Category: Business Law, Civil Law, Real Estate Law

When people say they are co-owners of a property, without knowing it, they are referring to undivided co-ownership, as opposed to divided co-ownership. In practice, being in an undivided co-ownership almost always presupposes a close relationship between the co-owners. These…

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Insurance: What are Your Rights and Duties?

Category: Insurance Law

It is an understatement to say that insurance is part of our lives. Life insurance, disability insurance, home insurance, automobile insurance and third-party insurance—they are all part of a major economic activity that gives peace of mind to policy holders,…

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Key Neighbourhood Issues

Category: Real Estate Law

Two-thirds of Canadians own a building, whether it is a house, a condo, a chalet, a farm, etc. Real estate is an area where it is relatively safe to invest, because of its stability and tangibility, as opposed to the…

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