Lessor’s Securities in Case of Tenant Bankruptcy: Part 1 – Hypothec When entering into a commercial lease, it is customary for a lessor to require certain securities...
Gascon’s team, with the participation of Nicolas Beaulieu and Bruno Fraticelli, was closely involved with putting in place a new partnership for the development in 4 phases of...
On March 19th, the City of Montreal (the “City“) officially announced a modification to its By-law for a Diverse Metropolis, commonly referred to as By-law “20-20-20” (the “By-law“),...
On February 21, 2024, the National Assembly adopted Bill 31: An Act to amend various legislative provisions with respect to housing (the “Act“). According to the legislator, these...
In Quebec, municipalities can levy property taxes on data centre equipment, as well as on other types of real estate and equipment. The terms of taxation are subject...
“I would never fall for a scam! I’m smarter than that, it could never happen to me!” As a professional who specializes in cybersecurity and privacy law,...
In accordance with the Roberge v. Bolduc [1991] ruling, a title examination is an obligation of means. However, the legal professional responsible for researching property titles must perform...
Gascon’s team, led by Audrey Robitaille and Marie-Chantale Dubé, was mandated by a major data center developer to create a co-ownership for one of its data centers in...
Gascon, under the aegis of Audrey Robitaille, represented real estate owner and developer Services Immobiliers First Inc., in connection with setting up an agreement for the occupancy of...
The meticulous maintenance of the co-ownership registers (hereinafter referred to as the “Registers“) by the board of directors of the syndicate of co-ownership (hereinafter the “Syndicate“) is of...