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| private legislation or does it apply in all cases regardless of the qualification of an act as private | 506 |
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| other property, if not qualified by law, is deemed movable. | 194 |
| Property under civil law is thus qualified pertaining to its nature whereas it is the form of action | 206 |
| Article CCQ states that All other property, if not qualified by law, is movable. | 748 |
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| that is the qualifying element at common law. | 206 |
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QUALITY...............3
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| (doctrine of estates) as well as the quality of the possession (doctrine of tenures). | 220 |
| title is established in his name, ès quality of trustee, he is a mere administrator of the trust | 272 |
| accordance with the will, even though the terms used appear really to give him the quality of a | 784 |
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QUARREL...............1
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| Mrs. St-Hilaire, a Quebec resident, stabbed her husband during a violent domestic quarrel . She | 510 |
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| offenses and quasi-offenses délit et quasi-délit have been replaced by the concept of | 362 |
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| offenses and quasi-offenses délit et quasi-délit have been replaced by the concept of | 362 |
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| institution of trust and the concept of ownership vary considerably as between the common law provinces private law and Quebec s civil law regime. Moreover, even between common | 6 |
| under the Royal Proclamation, . Canadian bijuralism dates back to the Quebec Act, | 14 |
| tradition, inspired by French civil law, applied in Quebec in the same way that the common law | 16 |
| outside of Quebec . Conversely, in matters other than property and civil rights (public law), the | 18 |
| common law tradition has applied and continues to apply in Quebec and outside Quebec. | 20 |
| common law tradition has applied and continues to apply in Quebec and outside Quebec . | 20 |
| rights. This enactment confirmed Quebec s right to keep its civil law of French origin and | 22 |
| common law jurisdictions or in Quebec . These principles have been reviewed and confirmed | 36 |
| In the first place, it is The Quebec Act, R.S.C., , Appendix II, No. that | 38 |
| sealed the fate of the two legal systems that were to govern the applicable law in Quebec : the | 38 |
| French civil law as it existed prior to with its subsequent alterations in Quebec in regard to | 40 |
| same time with its subsequent alterations in Quebec and in Canada in regard to anything | 42 |
| affecting the public law. Article VIII of The Quebec Act, , which prescribed that in all | 42 |
| Fourthly, the federal private law in Quebec is composed of the private law defined in a | 48 |
| and Quebec civil law, the same rules apply with regards to any other province. | 56 |
| Law of Quebec was implemented. This program is also a consequence of the coming into | 78 |
| changes have an impact on the application in Quebec of federal acts and regulations. | 80 |
| in Quebec but also the promise of a common law culture in French outside of Quebec such that | 104 |
| in Quebec but also the promise of a common law culture in French outside of Quebec such that | 104 |
| provinces this backdrop or infrastructure is the general common law but in Quebec the | 140 |
| Differences exist between Quebec civil law and the common law; sometimes they are trivial, | 166 |
| meanings were so different in civil and common law that Quebec s courts tended to favor the | 338 |
| wording that accurately reflects the vocabulary, concepts, norms and institutions of Quebec s | 342 |
| adapted to the civil law tradition, if tax laws are to apply effectively in Quebec . Catherine | 346 |
| has become in Quebec civil law a liquidator of a succession. Similarly the concepts of | 362 |
| solely to harmonization with the civil law of the Province of Quebec of three concepts: executor, | 440 |
| application in the unique civil law environment of Quebec . Comparative law analyses are being | 468 |
| federal tax legislation to the legal concepts and rules of Quebec s private law. | 470 |
| Although the existence of Canadian Bijuralism stems from the Quebec Act of , it is not | 474 |
| past. Before the Supreme Court of Canadas trilogy Quebec North Shore Paper Co. v. | 496 |
| Mrs. St-Hilaire, a Quebec resident, stabbed her husband during a violent domestic quarrel. She | 510 |
| Quebec , no rule applied to disallow Mrs. St-Hilaires claim. The Federal Court of Appeal | 520 |
| law (in Quebec , the civil law) is not the public or private nature of the federal enactment at issue | 526 |
| departure, in section VIII of The Quebec Act, : when these affected persons are litigants | 530 |
| of the province that fills the void. In short, the civil law applies in Quebec to any federal | 532 |
| without defining it, should be interpreted in Quebec in light of the civil law. This is a good | 538 |
| private law concept such as succession without defining it, should be interpreted in Quebec in | 544 |
| civil law terminology or meaning is to be adopted in the Province of Quebec and the common | 558 |
| common law terms, the former will be applicable in Quebec and the latter in the other | 560 |
| immovable for the Province of Quebec and mortgage and real property for all other | 566 |
| ITA with Quebec civil law. Professor Catherine Brown analyzes the concept of beneficial | 616 |
| Quebec . | 634 |
| extends not only to Quebec civil law but also to the private law of the other provinces and | 636 |
| have interpreted federal tax legislation so as to respect the civil law tradition in Quebec and the | 642 |
| Quebec , favouring an interpretation resulting in uniformity of application, admittedly, for tax | 646 |
| the Province of Quebec and includes the territories. | 674 |
| of Quebec and Canadian Bijuralism. Second Publication, Booklet , (Ottawa: Department | 678 |
| with the Civil Law of the Province of Quebec and Canadian Bijuralism. Second | 680 |
| Province of Quebec and Canadian Bijuralism. Second Publication, Booklet , (Ottawa: | 686 |
| Harmonization of Federal Legislation with the Civil Law of the Province of Quebec and | 688 |
| Quebec Act, , George III, c. (U.K.), reprinted in RSC , App. II, No. , | 692 |
| the Civil Law of the Province of Quebec and Canadian Bijuralism. Second Publication, | 704 |
| Legal Experts Harmonization of Federal Law with Quebec Civil Law: Canadian Bijuralism | 708 |
| the Province of Quebec and Canadian Bijuralism. Second Publication, Booklet , | 710 |
| with Quebec Civil Law, in The Harmonization of Federal Legislation with the Civil Law | 720 |
| of the Province of Quebec and Canadian Bijuralism. Second Publication, Booklet , | 720 |
| with the Civil Law of the Province of Quebec and Canadian Bijuralism. Second | 724 |
| Complementarity, Dissociation, in The Harmonization of Federal Legislation with Quebec | 732 |
| Harmonization of Federal Legislation with the Civil Law of the Province of Quebec and | 736 |
| the Civil Law of the Province of Quebec and Canadian Bijuralism. Second | 798 |
| Conference on the Harmonization of Federal Legislation with the Quebec Civil Law and | 872 |
| Canadian Bijuralism, Montreal ( Quebec ), November . (available on the web at | 874 |
| A First Act to harmonize federal law with the civil law of the Province of Quebec | 920 |
| Quebec , Assumption of Complementarity and Methodological Issues, in The Harmonization | 938 |
| of Federal Legislation with the Civil Law of the Province of Quebec and Canadian | 940 |
| Federal Legislation with the Civil Law of the Province of Quebec and Canadian | 944 |
| collaboration with the APFF: The Harmonization of Federal Legislation with Quebec Civil | 968 |
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| Canadian Pacific Ltd., McNamara v. Queen and Queen v. Thomas Fuller | 498 |
| Canadian Pacific Ltd., McNamara v. Queen and Queen v. Thomas Fuller | 498 |
| The Honourable Stéphane Dion, President of the Queen s Privy Council for Canada and | 718 |
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| always try to answer the question : Who owns or has title to the property? At common law, | 210 |
| pertain not to the question of ownership of land but to the length of time of the possession | 218 |
| following on the question of legal diversity: Our objective is legal duality, not necessarily to | 980 |
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| to give rise to many questions for tax law purposes including the questions pertaining to the | 186 |
| to give rise to many questions for tax law purposes including the questions pertaining to the | 186 |
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QUÉBEC................6
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| force of the Civil Code of Québec on January , where important changes in a | 78 |
| backdrop is the Civil Code of Québec and civil law principles of general application. | 142 |
| codification. Most of the civil law rules are set out in the Civil Code of Québec . There is a | 168 |
| result of the reform of the Civil Code of Québec in . The Civil Code underwent a major | 358 |
| would be determined otherwise than under the Civil Code of Québec . In my opinion, there is | 542 |
| la province de Québec , (Montréal : Wilson Lafleur, ), -. | 778 |
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| Michel Morin, Introduction historique au droit civil québécois , in Louise Bélanger-Hardy | 694 |
| Aline Grenon, Éléments de common law et aperçu comparatif du droit civil québécois , | 694 |
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| Code civil: un sujet daffrontement dans la communauté juridique québécoise , () Les | 800 |
| foncière québécoise , McGill Law Journal, Vol. , May , no. , -. | 858 |