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ANNUITY...............2
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| and who receives by way of annuity a portion of the profits made in the business in which the | 260 |
| (e) a person receiving by way of annuity or otherwise a portion of the profits of a business in | 268 |
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ANONYMOUS.............1
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| Anonymous partnerships Undeclared partnerships will most often be secret partnerships. In | 522 |
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ANSWERS...............1
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| Article C.C.Q. answers this question: | 1272 |
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ANTAKI................1
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| N. ANTAKI and C. BOUCHARD, Droit et pratique de lentreprise, vol. I | 1518 |
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ANTICIPATED...........1
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| by the parties; nor is it a case where no profits were anticipated during the term of a partner's | 418 |
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ANYONE................2
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| that each partner can assure himself of the interest and the solvency of anyone wishing to join | 112 |
| Liability as a partner to anyone who has given credit to the firm on the faith of a representation | 670 |
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ANYWHERE..............1
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| The legislature does not confer legal personality on general partnerships anywhere in the Civil | 1216 |
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APP...................1
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| Sappenfield v. Mead, Ill. App . , N.E. d (); Pierce v. | 1674 |
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APPARENT..............2
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| Liability of apparent partner | 668 |
| Atlantic. A review of court decisions will make this apparent (ii). | 912 |
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APPEAL................23
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| is one to resolve this paradox using traditional analysis when even the Court of Appeal in a | 52 |
| Canada granted the appeal of Leasing against the reassessment, however the Federal Court of | 228 |
| Appeal reversed this judgment. Hence, the present appeal and the necessity to verify if the | 228 |
| Appeal reversed this judgment. Hence, the present appeal and the necessity to verify if the | 228 |
| The Court of Appeal held that the parties intended to conduct a sale of assets through a device | 388 |
| ). This characterization by the Court of Appeal ignores the fact that the Partnership | 390 |
| Court of Appeal also relied heavily on the fact that Leasing was not legally entitled to a share of | 396 |
| Commercial partnerships The Court of Appeal found that general partnerships had legal | 958 |
| commercial) and the recognition of legal personality. Thus, the Court of Appeal made the | 970 |
| Unincorporated associations Finally, in a unanimous decision, the Court of Appeal | 974 |
| century of decisions finding that partnerships had legal personality, the Court of Appeal | 978 |
| position is the one taken by the same Court of Appeal in and is consistent with our civil | 1040 |
| referred to by the Court of Appeal does not create a state of indivision between the partners, | 1064 |
| rejected the majority opinion of the Court of Appeal in Allard and recognized the legal | 1226 |
| Our Court of Appeal does not go that far but does recognize that a limited partnership has a | 1258 |
| decisions: Canada v. Robinson, F.C. (C.A.), under appeal ; Canada v. Central | 1552 |
| Supply Co. () Ltd., F.C. (C.A.), under appeal ; Schultz v. Canada, | 1552 |
| -- ( appeal allowed C.A.M. No. ---, April , ), J.E. - | 1722 |
| R.D.J. , the Court of Appeal noted that special partners are not entitled to make direct, | 1766 |
| (sous-ministre du revenu) v. Paul, R.D.F.Q. (Sup. Ct.), under appeal . | 1820 |
| , under appeal ; Sumabus Inc. v. Daoust, Sup. Ct. Montreal, No. ---, | 1822 |
| Justice J. Verrier, under appeal . | 1848 |
| -, under appeal . Emphasis added. | 1856 |
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APPEAL'S..............1
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| and Co., a bankruptcy case, where the Court, relying on the Court of Appeal's decision in | 1244 |
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APPEARS...............3
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| real existence with respect to third persons but will not be what it appears to be. It will have | 540 |
| . Unless the contrary intention appears , property bought with money belonging to the firm | 1408 |
| contrary intention appears , it is to be treated as between the partners, including the | 1412 |
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| effect of imposing the rules applicable to partnerships on a substantial number of associations, | 152 |
| Although the change in the applicable legal rules has little effect on the rights of third persons, it | 470 |
| In this section, we will focus on the legal rules applicable to this new type of partnership, since | 626 |
| the overview of general and limited partnerships given above is, for the most part, applicable in | 626 |
| applicable to partnerships. | 780 |
| the Acts that are applicable to them. | 1106 |
| by which they are constituted and by those which are applicable to them; legal persons | 1108 |
| established for a private interest are primarily governed by the Acts applicable to their particular | 1108 |
| Each of these legal persons is primarily governed by the Acts applicable to it. On a subsidiary | 1118 |
| complete. The legal framework applicable to legal persons is therefore clearly defined in the | 1120 |
| autonomous and separate from those applicable to the settlor, trustee or beneficiary. There are | 1298 |
| nature and tenure thereof and the general rules of law thereto applicable , but in trust, so far as | 1404 |
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APPLICANTS............1
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| The applicants sought to show that Gestion Gilm s.e.n.c., a general partnership, was not a legal | 1194 |
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APPLICATION...........4
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| indivision is by agreement or not, disputes may arise concerning the possible application of both | 586 |
| two entities, the majority of courts favour the application of partnerships rules, especially the | 804 |
| constituted pursuant to the procedure set out in a law of general application , such as the | 1114 |
| C. PERRON and H.H. MAI, Quelques réflexions sur la notion et l application du joint | 1704 |
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APPLIED...............4
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| partnerships had legal personality also applied to civil partnerships. Furthermore, it was rapidly | 968 |
| strictly applied the fiction doctrine and set aside the implicit recognition doctrine favoured by | 986 |
| property, and must be held and applied by the partners exclusively for the purposes of the | 1400 |
| at the time of dissolution, a partner may have the partnership property applied in | 1420 |
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APPLIES...............4
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| be able to carry on its activities. Although this obligation applies to each partner, the type and | 94 |
| applies to the other components (losses and assets). | 164 |
| () When section not to apply. Nothing in this section applies to any mortgage on real property | 1190 |
| second para.). Chapter Two applies only to certain legal persons, namely the ones described in | 1808 |
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APPLY.................5
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| The partnership receives a real right in the thing contributed, and the same warranties apply . | 130 |
| partnerships rules apply to them. | 460 |
| partnership shares to be moveable did not apply to civil partnerships. However, the debate | 966 |
| () When section not to apply . Nothing in this section applies to any mortgage on real property | 1190 |
| respondent argued that the section did not apply because a partnership is a legal person. | 1196 |
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APPOINTED.............1
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| partnership what a board of directors is to a corporation or no one is appointed and the law | 846 |
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APPROACH..............5
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| the liability of professionals. However, they took a partial approach because practically | 714 |
| movable. However, such an approach is possible only in so far as the division of patrimony is | 1070 |
| approach had been abandoned. As far as the Superior Court was concerned, there was | 1200 |
| Anglo-Saxon law, including the approach taken in the common law provinces, recognizes | 1446 |
| Several other examples could be given that all take the same approach : partnerships have no | 1466 |
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APPROPRIATE...........2
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| law partnerships. To do this, it will be appropriate to firstly present the law of partnerships (.), | 58 |
| It will thus be appropriate , from a comparative law perspective, to set out the conditions for the | 66 |
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APPROPRIATED..........7
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| collective owners and subjects of rights without, however, personally owning the appropriated | 1068 |
| The patrimony may be divided or appropriated to a purpose, but only to the extent provided by | 1286 |
| patrimony may be divided or appropriated to a purpose, but only to the extent provided by | 1294 |
| Division of patrimony Some of a person's assets may be appropriated to a purpose and | 1300 |
| that can be appropriated . The second meaning, which is much more specialized and | 1370 |
| is appropriated to the purpose being pursued by the group. Collective ownership differs from | 1436 |
| appropriated property in whole or in part. | 1446 |
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APPROPRIATION.........13
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| b. The C.C.Q. and the concept of patrimony by appropriation | 32 |
| b. The C.C.Q. and the concept of patrimony by appropriation | 1088 |
| by appropriation . According to the Court, there thus exists translation a patrimony by | 1172 |
| appropriation , which, in Quebec law, does not correspond to the concept of separate | 1174 |
| A limited partnership has a patrimony by appropriation : the partnership's property does not | 1268 |
| is specifically identified as being the limited partnership's patrimony by appropriation , remains | 1270 |
| rather on the joint appropriation of property to a purpose. This means that there are now no | 1282 |
| Appropriation of patrimony to a purpose Autonomous patrimonies by appropriation are | 1296 |
| Appropriation of patrimony to a purpose Autonomous patrimonies by appropriation are | 1296 |
| person's general patrimony. Unlike patrimonies by appropriation , such divisions are not subject | 1302 |
| owner of the patrimony is maintained. The appropriation of the property must therefore be seen | 1304 |
| appropriation reconciles the consequences generally attributed to legal personality with certain | 1484 |
| appropriation , pp. et seq. | 1572 |