Who Is Liable for a Latent (Hidden) Defect? Key practical takeaways In Quebec, the seller is generally the first person to consider when a buyer discovers a latent or hidden…
Arbitration in co-ownership disputes Disputes in a divided co-ownership can become particularly difficult when they involve the interpretation of a declaration of co-ownership, the use of common portions, building expenses,…
Arbitration in latent defects cases (vices caches) Arbitration in Latent Defects Cases (Vices Cachés) in Montreal A latent (hidden) defect, often referred to as a “vice caché,” can create significant…
Vices Cachés (Latent Defects) – Details to Know Vices Cachés (Latent Defects) – Details to Know in Quebec Under Québec law, a latent defect (“vice caché”) is a flaw in…
Arbitration in latent defect cases How to Prepare Your Latent Defect (Vice Caché) Case for Arbitration in Quebec Preparing a latent defect (vice caché) case for arbitration in Quebec begins…
hidden defect When Can We Talk About a Latent Defect in Quebec? In Quebec, the concept of latent defect (also known as hidden defect) is a key aspect of property…
A latent defect, such as fissures in the foundation or bad wiring In Quebec law, a latent defect is a serious defect affecting a sold good, often an immovable, that…
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