Comprendre et maximiser chaque étape de l’offre d’achat
La lettre d’intention: l’étape préliminaire Essentiellement exploratoire, la lettre d’intention vise à énoncer les grandes lignes d’une transaction pour laquelle les parties pourraient avoir un intérêt. Ce document n’est donc pas contraignant, et on doit éviter qu’il se transforme en […]
Acteurs et documents pour réussir vos transactions
Les acteurs clés dans une transaction immobilière Le succès d’une transaction immobilière repose sur le partenariat de plusieurs parties prenantes, chacune apportant son expertise unique. Parmi celles-ci, l’avocat en droit immobilier joue un rôle clé dans la rédaction des documents […]
Good faith: The foundation of real estate transactions in Quebec
In Quebec, good faith is more than just an abstract concept. It is explicitly outlined in the Civil Code and plays a vital role throughout the entire real estate acquisition process. The duty to act in good faith is especially […]
When a tenant wants to downsize or break a commercial lease: Perspectives from both sides
Introduction Today’s economic climate has businesses re-evaluating their office space needs, resulting in surging vacancy rates in Québec’s office market. This shift presents challenges for landlords and tenants alike. This article explores the options available to both parties when a […]
Part XIII Tax – The importance of verifying your landlord’s tax residency
Do you know the tax residency of your landlord? If not, you might want to consider verifying this information as harsh results can arise for tenants paying rent to persons who are, unbeknownst to them, non-residents of Canada. In 3792391 […]
Bill 96 and its impact on immovable property registrations
On May 13, 2021, the Quebec Government tabled An Act respecting French, the official and common language of Québec (“Bill 96”) in Quebec’s National Assembly. The purpose of Bill 96 is to “affirm that the only official language of Québec […]
