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Gowling WLG
Canada
September 21 2018

The applicant Mr. Guay is a farmer who leased two parcels of land situated on a lot owned by Ville de Brownsburg-Chatham, which in 2012 granted an

Student working conditions: beware of disparities

Fasken
Canada
September 19 2018

The Quebec Human Rights Tribunal recently held that student status and the fact that students work during the summer to pay for their studies must be

Court of Appeal of Québec Upholds Decision Allowing Defendant to Present Individual Settlement Offers to Class Members

McCarthy Tétrault LLP
Canada
September 19 2018

In June 2018, the Court of Appeal of Québec in Trottier c. Canadian Malartic Mine, 2018 QCCA 1075 (“Trottier”) upheld the Superior Court judge’s

Buyer beware! A pre-purchase inspection is not a warranty against latent defects

Gowling WLG
Canada
September 19 2018

For several years, there have been calls by some associations, including the Québec Association of Building Inspectors, for oversight of the work done

Giving a Class Action a Second Chance

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Canada
September 7 2018

The Court of Apppeal, in Whirpool Canada v. Gaudette, 2018 QCCA 1206, has recently confirmed the decision in first instance, allowing a consumers’

Donation of an Investment Account: The Quebec Court of Appeal confirms there is no need for a notarial deed of gift!

Miller Thomson LLP
Canada
August 28 2018

An ailing parent in the final days of her life wants to give an investment account to her children. How should she do it? Does she need a notary or

Quebec Pay Equity Act: a barrier to accessing pay equity?

Fasken
Canada
August 15 2018

The Supreme Court of Canada has upheld the decisions of the Quebec Court of Appeal and the Quebec Superior Court declaring Sections 76.3, 76.5 and 103

Consumer Law: the Time Decision, again

Lavery de Billy LLP
Canada
July 27 2018

Consumer law and class action suits go well together. In the recent Girard decision, the Quebec Court of Appeal, in an opinion by the honourable

Québec Court of Appeal sets the record straight on the test for interlocutory injunctions in Québec and confirms liberal standing requirements for neighbourhood annoyance claims

Osler Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
Canada
July 25 2018

On June 21, 2018, the Québec Court of Appeal rendered judgment in Groupe CRH Canada inc. c Beauregard, 2018 QCCA 1063, granting interlocutory

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Gowling WLG
Canada
July 10 2018

On July 7, 1989, 26468926 Québec Inc. (“Company”) purchased a wooded lot in a residential zone in Ville de Lorraine (“Town”), intending to eventually

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Student working conditions: beware of disparities

Court of Appeal of Québec Upholds Decision Allowing Defendant to Present Individual Settlement Offers to Class Members

Buyer beware! A pre-purchase inspection is not a warranty against latent defects

Giving a Class Action a Second Chance

Donation of an Investment Account: The Quebec Court of Appeal confirms there is no need for a notarial deed of gift!

Quebec Pay Equity Act: a barrier to accessing pay equity?

Consumer Law: the Time Decision, again

Québec Court of Appeal sets the record straight on the test for interlocutory injunctions in Québec and confirms liberal standing requirements for neighbourhood annoyance claims

Supreme Court of Canada Bulletin