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After seizing your immovable property, the bailiff gives you custody of the property. This means that you are responsible for the seized property until it is sold. You are required to accept custody.…

After seizing your property, the bailiff gives you custody of the property, as the debtor. This means that you are responsible for the seized property until it is sold. You are required to accept…

A garnishee may be ordered to pay the sum owed to the seizing creditor as if the garnishee were the debtor, if the garnishee: fails to make a declaration; fails to withhold or deposit a sum of money;…

The execution costs are ranked as follows, by law: the cost of the bailiff's report; the cost of the sale and the cost of distributing the proceeds of the sale or the sums seized; the cost of the…

The proceeds from the sale of your movable and immovable property after seizure are distributed in a fixed order. The proceeds are used to pay: execution costs (indluding, in particular, the…

Rabies in humans On this page: Description Symptoms Transmission Actions to take after coming into contact with a potentially infected animal Protection and prevention Rabies treatment Particular…

To be eligible, individuals must meet the compensation plan's eligibility criteria for victims of a Héma-Québec product. To be considered a victim, a person must: Have suffered bodily injury caused…

By registering for voluntary deposit, a person in financial difficulties (known as the “debtor”) can voluntarily pay back his or her creditors on the basis of the amount owed to each creditor and the…

Power of attorney Power of attorney contract A power of attorney is a contract by which a person designate someone else to represent him or act on his behalf. Show more Mandatary compensation The…

Will and estate Wills A will isn’t mandatory, but it helps specify your last wishes and facilitate the settlement of your succession. Show more Successions The death of a person entails the need to…