Quebec Repair Demand — CCQ art. 1854, 1864, 1910
Quebec stage-1 repair letter. Cites CCQ art. 1854 (delivery + peaceable enjoyment), art. 1864 (necessary repairs), art. 1910 (residential habitability), art. 1911 (housing standards). Signals TAL specific-performance application under art. 1863, art. 1867 court-authorized repair + deduction, and art. 1868 urgent self-help. Public Health Act + municipal property-maintenance run in parallel. Bilingual (English + French phrasing); UPL-safe under Loi sur le Barreau ss.128-129.
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Your tenancy
In Quebec, the landlord has to keep your place in good repair and habitable — articles 1854, 1864, and 1910 of the Civil Code. The TAL can order the actual repairs (not just money).
This letter will cite
Quebec CCQ art. 1854, 1856, 1858, 1859-1860, 1863, 1864, 1865, 1867, 1868, 1910, 1911, 2925; Loi sur le Tribunal administratif du logement RLRQ c.T-15.01; Public Health Act RLRQ c.S-2.2 + Regulation respecting housing standards
Your letter cites art. 1854 / 1864 / 1910 (the repair covenants), art. 1867 (court-authorized repair + deduction), art. 1868 (urgent self-help), and signals a TAL specific-performance application + parallel municipal / public-health complaint.
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