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The perpetual servitude and resolutory condition
LITIGATION, REAL ESTATE LAW
On October 31, 2019, in the decision Caron v. 9072 2166 Québec Inc., the Court of Appeal clarified the principle of resolutory condition in connection with servitudes (easements).
Context
The decision is summarized by the following facts:
The…
REVIEW OF KEY LEGAL ISSUES REGARDING DATA CENTERS AND THE EXECUTION OF A COLOCATION AGREEMENT
DATA CENTERS, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY / IT, REAL ESTATE LAW, STARTUP G
Data processing and the ensuing need for efficient and secure storage solutions are at the center of most organizations’ business and as a result, the presence of data centers is expected to increase considerably in the coming years.
Clients…
THE QUÉBEC COURT OF APPEAL REITERATES THAT CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY CANNOT BE EXCLUDED FOR A BREACH OF AN ESSENTIAL OBLIGATION
BUSINESS LAW
On September 5, 2019, in 6362222 Canada Inc. v. Prelco Inc., the Québec Court of Appeal ruled on the validity of a limitation of liability clause in the context where there is a breach of an essential obligation of the contract. This article…