Document that must be published to transmit ownership to heirs.

Document that establishes the rights and obligations of the landlord and the tenant

Aims to protect the rights of individuals who have participated in the construction of a building.

A power of attorney is a contract in which one person, the grantor, gives another person the power to represent them in the completion of a legal act with a third party.

A condominium, also known as a divided co-ownership, is a form of property ownership in which the co-owner owns a housing unit and exercises the normal rights of an owner.

Co-ownership is a form of property right where co-owners each possess a share or fraction of the entire property. As a result, they jointly and concurrently own the same property, based on the percentage of the building they hold.

Following the adoption of the new Civil Code of Quebec in 1994, it is appropriate to update a declaration of co-ownership drafted before this date.

The mortgage aims to protect the rights of the condominium corporation.

Easement is a burden imposed on a property, the servient tenement, in favor of another property, the dominant tenement, and owned by a different owner.

A spouse, to protect their rights, may if desired, publish a declaration of family residence provided for in the Civil Code of Quebec.

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