Last fall, in Ouellette v. Mascouche (City of) (2022 QCCS 4190), the Superior Court, rendered by the Honourable Charles Bienvenu, j.s.c., ruled on the unreasonableness of the City of Mascouche’s By-law 1153 on the use of weapons (hereinafter the ...
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This month, the Superior Court rendered the decision SBFD inc. v. Ville de Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures, 2023 QCCS 107, written by the Honourable France Bergeron, j.c.s, regarding a disguised expropriation in the City of Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures (herein...
Read MoreIn recent months, the interpretation of municipal and urban planning by-laws on the territory of the City of Montreal has been the subject of several judgments of the Superior Court, some of which correct the application made by public officials to the de...
Read MoreLast March 16, the Court of Appeal rendered judgment in Dupras v. Ville de Mascouche[1] with respect to a disguised expropriation of a lot zoned “conservation” following a regulatory amendment undertaken by the City of Mascouche (hereinafter t...
Read MoreFollowing the triennial review of the real estate assessment rolls for 2020-2021-2022 by the 16 municipalities of the Montreal agglomeration, property owners who wished to contest their real estate assessment were able to submit an application for a revie...
Read MoreOn April 29th, 2020, the state of health emergency in Quebec was renewed a sixth time until May 6th, 2020, under Decree 483-2020. As a reminder, since March 15th, 2020, the state of health emergency has the effect of interrupting all deadlines in civil pr...
Read MoreOn April 22nd, 2020, the state of health emergency in Quebec was renewed a fifth time until April 29th, 2020, under Decree 478-2020. As a reminder, since March 15th, 2020, the state of health emergency has the effect of interrupting all periods of civil p...
Read MoreConsidering the exceptional circumstances caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, several organizations and professional orders working in real estate, such as the Institut du Développement Urbain du Québec (IDU) and the Order of approved assessors of Quebec (...
Read MoreYou received your property assessment notice and you notice that the value of the assessment of your unit has increased (or decreased), the category of building that designates your unit is wrong, or the exemption from property taxes from which your p...
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