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Transmission of patrimony (property, rights and obligations) left by a deceased person to one or more living persons, according to the provisions of the Civil Code of Québec or the wishes of the deceased. A person's estate begins with death. If the deceased did not leave a will, the estate is liquidated in accordance with the provisions of the Civil Code of Québec.
09/09/2023
We have just learned that one of our co-owners has died. The latter's children are in conflict over who should inherit the apartment. We have even received letters from lawyers claiming the right to vote at the next meeting of co-owners. Questions: How should we deal with this family feud?…...
11/08/2016
Co-owners must be called at least once a year to a meeting known as an annual meeting. This assembly, like all other types of assembly, must bring together all the co-owners. With the notice calling the meeting, the board of directors notifies all the co-owners of the list of points…...
25/10/2010
Even after the transfer of ownership, the buyer benefits from several guarantees. Unless otherwise stated, the sale of a building is subject to a basic guarantee, generally called the "legal guarantee". This guarantee exists by the sole effect of the law, that is to say without it being necessary to…...