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03/04/2023
Since its arrival as the only mandatory guarantee plan, Garantie de construction résidentielle (GCR) has implemented various tools to improve the quality of residential construction in Quebec and increase buyer protection. As a follow-up to the first guide, the Guide d'entretien d'une habitation neuve, GCR is doing it again by publishing a new book: the Guide d’entretien des immeubles résidentiels en copropriété. This is mainly intended for syndicates of co-owners, who are responsible for ensuring the physical maintenance of the common portions of the building....
22/02/2024
Since June 2023, Bill 31, introduced by the minister responsible for housing, France-Élaine Duranceau, has sparked heated discussions in the housing sector, exacerbated by the current crisis. Notwithstanding this controversy, the project makes significant modifications to articles 1070.2 and 1071 of the Civil Code of Quebec. It was sanctioned by the National Assembly of Quebec on February 21, 2024, marking a significant milestone in the reform of co-ownership law in the province. This legislation is expected to bring about much-needed clarity and efficiency in the administration of co-ownership in Quebec....
03/04/2024
Le Regroupement des gestionnaires et copropriétaires du Québec (RGCQ) is in mourning following the death of François Taillefer on March 28, 2024, after a courageous battle with cancer. François left his mark on the RGCQ, the legal community and the general public through his dedication and expertise....
04/04/2024
Dans une récente affaire impliquant le Syndicat de la copropriété du 780 des Bosquets, ci-après appelé Syndicat, et un de ses copropriétaires, l’honorable juge Luc Huppé de la Cour du Québec a mis en lumière une démarche pour le moins étonnante de la part du Syndicat....
10/06/2024
The co-ownership law team at Dunton Rainville, led by Me Yves Joli-Coeur, is pleased to announce the addition of Me Émilie Paquin. During her time at the Faculty of Law at the University of Montreal, Me Paquin engaged in various initiatives, from writing for the student newspaper to organizing events, honing her writing and speaking skills....
15/06/2024
June 16, 2024 – The barbecue season has been underway for some time now. However, this summer habit can lead to abnormal neighborhood disturbances. Most of the time, conflicts arise from their abusive use, especially when these devices are located near a neighbor's bedroom and the smells from what is being cooked are unpleasant. Additionally, excessive noise and noisy gatherings around barbecues can also disrupt the neighborhood's peace. To avoid these inconveniences, it is essential to adhere to certain courtesies and ensure not to disturb your neighbors. Maintaining a respectful distance and communicating with neighbors about planned gatherings can help mitigate potential issues....
23/06/2024
Declarations of co-ownership generally include a clause that holds each co-owner responsible (towards the other co-owners and the syndicate) for damages caused by their fault or negligence and by the fact of a property for which they are legally responsible. In the case Syndicat de la copropriété 650 Marcel-Laurin c. Neng (2024 QCCQ 2022), the Court of Quebec issued an interesting decision regarding the validity of the contractual liability regime stipulated in a co-ownership declaration....
02/07/2024
CONDOLEGAL.COM AND THE RGCQ JOIN UP TO MARK 25 YEARS OF COMMITMENT IN THE FIELD OF CO-OWNERSHIP 1999 is an important year for co-ownership in Quebec. It marks the birth of two organizations dedicated to making known the rules specific to this way of life, to supporting those who benefit from them and to making them evolve for the common benefit. Condolegal is one of these organizations....
06/07/2024
7 August 2024 - The Building Chapter of the Safety Code (CBCS) requires the periodic verification and maintenance of fire alarm and detection systems. Like building owners, syndicates of co-owners must periodically inspect and maintain their fire alarm and detection systems to comply with CAN/ULC-S536 standards....
10/08/2024
With the growing popularity of electric bikes, scooters, and e-scooters, a new reality is emerging in the co-ownership environment: the safe management of lithium-ion batteries. While these small vehicles offer an eco-friendly and practical transportation solution, they also pose significant risks, particularly when it comes to storing batteries inside residential units. This article explores the risks associated with these batteries and the preventive measures that co-owners should adopt to avoid potentially catastrophic incidents. Understanding these dangers is vital for ensuring safety in shared spaces....