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Summary
In Quebec, legal costs are generally owed to the successful party, and expert fees can be included. In family matters, costs are typically borne by each party. If theres confusion about legal costs, especially in family matters, its advisable to verify the source or context. For Carloss case, a discontinuance might be suggested due to insufficient evidence. In civil cases, plaintiffs have six months from a management conference to set a trial date. Judgments are written, reasoned, and conclude applications but do not remove judges from cases. Legal costs in divorce are usually borne by each party unless the court decides otherwise. Parties can agree on notification methods in their protocol. Counterclaims can proceed independently, and default judgments require notifying defendants. Heirs can continue proceedings without starting over, and claim acknowledgment can be full or partial.Full Conversation
they say the right answer is D
In Quebec, legal costs in family matters are typically borne by each party, which makes statement 'd' true rather than false. Therefore, statement 'b' is the correct false statement. If you've been told that 'd' is the false statement, it might be worth verifying the source or context. If you need further clarification or legal assistance, feel free to ask!
yes they say that D is the false statement
In Quebec, legal costs in family matters are typically shared by each party, which makes statement 'd' true. It seems there might be a misunderstanding or miscommunication regarding the false statement. Statement 'b' is the one that is generally considered false. If you're preparing for an exam or need further clarification, double-checking with your instructor or source might help clear things up.
Question * (* points)
Carlos has filed a claim against his neighbor. He alleges that his psychological state has deteriorated as a result of threats of physical and verbal altercations with this neighbor, regarding the fence. Carlos' lawyer realized, after 5 months of proceedings, that he would not be able to obtain medical evidence to the effect that Carlos' health had deteriorated because of the neighbourhood disturbances, since it appeared that it was rather his separation from his spouse that had affected him. What procedure
should he suggest to his client in view of this impasse?
A) Request for intervention by a third party
B) Application to resume the proceedings
C) Application for disallowance
D) Application for recusal
E) Default judgment
F) A Discontinuance
G) Motion to Dismiss
H) Defence
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Given the situation where Carlos cannot provide medical evidence to support his claim that his neighbor's actions affected his psychological state, his lawyer should consider:
- F) A Discontinuance: This is a voluntary withdrawal from the claim, which might be appropriate if there's insufficient evidence to proceed.
Given the situation where Carlos cannot provide medical evidence to support his claim that his neighbor's actions affected his psychological state, his lawyer should consider:
- F) A Discontinuance: This is a voluntary withdrawal from the claim, which might be appropriate if there's insufficient evidence to proceed.
Question * (* points)
The parties in a civil case filed the protocol of proceedings on September *, *. On September *, *, the parties received a notice to discuss the proceeding protocol at a management conference, which was held on September *, *. Plaintiff may validly file with the Clerk of the Court a request that the matter be set down for trial and determination until…
A) March *, *, at *:*
B) March *, *, at *:*
C) March *, *, at *:*
D) March *, *, at *:*
E) March *, *, at *:*
F) March *, *, at *:*
G) September *, *, at *:*
H) September *, *, at *:*
I) September *, *, at *:*
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For the civil case management protocol, the plaintiff generally has six months from the date of the management conference to file a request to set the matter down for trial. Given that the conference was held on September *, *, the correct date would likely be March *, *, at *:* (Option C).
If you have further questions or need assistance with legal matters, feel free to ask!
For the civil case management protocol, the plaintiff generally has six months from the date of the management conference to file a request to set the matter down for trial. Given that the conference was held on September *, *, the correct date would likely be March *, *, at *:* (Option C).
If you have further questions or need assistance with legal matters, feel free to ask!
Question * (* points)
Which of the following is not a characteristic of a judgment?
A) It is written and reasoned
B) It may be rendered at the hearing or after advisement
C) It removes the judge from the case
D) It puts an end to the application
E) None of the above
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The characteristic that is not associated with a judgment is:
C) It removes the judge from the case
Judgments are decisions made by the judge, but they do not remove the judge from the case. If you have further questions or need more information, feel free to ask!
The characteristic that is not associated with a judgment is:
C) It removes the judge from the case
Judgments are decisions made by the judge, but they do not remove the judge from the case. If you have further questions or need more information, feel free to ask!
SECTION II : TRUE OR FALSE (* points) Provide the relevant Article(s) of the C.C.P
Question * (* points)
*.* My legal costs in my divorce, are owed by ex-husband.
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In Quebec, the issue of legal costs in divorce proceedings can be complex. Generally:
- Each party typically bears their own legal costs unless a court decides otherwise.
- The court may order one party to pay the other's costs based on certain criteria, such as conduct during proceedings.
Do you have a specific question about your situation or need further clarification?
In Quebec, the issue of legal costs in divorce proceedings can be complex. Generally:
- Each party typically bears their own legal costs unless a court decides otherwise.
- The court may order one party to pay the other's costs based on certain criteria, such as conduct during proceedings.
Do you have a specific question about your situation or need further clarification?
the article of the C.C.P
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In Quebec, legal costs in divorce proceedings are generally borne by each party unless the court decides otherwise, based on specific criteria such as conduct during proceedings. The relevant article in the Code of Civil Procedure (C.C.P.) would provide detailed guidelines on this, typically found under sections dealing with costs and fees. If you have more questions about specific articles, let me know!
In Quebec, legal costs in divorce proceedings are generally borne by each party unless the court decides otherwise, based on specific criteria such as conduct during proceedings. The relevant article in the Code of Civil Procedure (C.C.P.) would provide detailed guidelines on this, typically found under sections dealing with costs and fees. If you have more questions about specific articles, let me know!
*.* The parties may agree between themselves in a protocol of the proceedings on the methods of notification they will use.
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In Quebec, the parties involved in legal proceedings can agree upon the methods of notification within their protocol. If you have questions about specific articles in the Code of Civil Procedure or need further legal clarification, feel free to ask!
In Quebec, the parties involved in legal proceedings can agree upon the methods of notification within their protocol. If you have questions about specific articles in the Code of Civil Procedure or need further legal clarification, feel free to ask!
true or false with article
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The statement "The parties may agree between themselves in a protocol of the proceedings on the methods of notification they will use" is generally true in Quebec, where parties can determine procedural methods, including notifications, as part of their legal proceedings protocol. For specific articles in the Code of Civil Procedure (C.C.P.), you might need to consult sections dealing with procedures and notifications.
The statement "The parties may agree between themselves in a protocol of the proceedings on the methods of notification they will use" is generally true in Quebec, where parties can determine procedural methods, including notifications, as part of their legal proceedings protocol. For specific articles in the Code of Civil Procedure (C.C.P.), you might need to consult sections dealing with procedures and notifications.
tell me what article
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In Quebec, the ability for parties to agree on notification methods in their procedural protocol is typically found within the Code of Civil Procedure (C.C.P.). While I can't provide the exact article number, it would be within sections related to procedural agreements and notifications. For precise details, reviewing the C.C.P. or consulting a legal expert would be beneficial.
In Quebec, the ability for parties to agree on notification methods in their procedural protocol is typically found within the Code of Civil Procedure (C.C.P.). While I can't provide the exact article number, it would be within sections related to procedural agreements and notifications. For precise details, reviewing the C.C.P. or consulting a legal expert would be beneficial.
you did it last time
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The questions you mentioned seem related to understanding legal principles rather than seeking legal advice for a personal situation. If you need help with specific legal issues or clarification on articles of the Code of Civil Procedure, feel free to ask a specific question!
The questions you mentioned seem related to understanding legal principles rather than seeking legal advice for a personal situation. If you need help with specific legal issues or clarification on articles of the Code of Civil Procedure, feel free to ask a specific question!
*.* If the plaintiff abandons his or her claim, the defendant's counterclaim also falls, because the counterclaim is attached to the main claim.
*.* A plaintiff who wishes to obtain a default judgment must always give notice to the defendant before proceeding with the case.
*.* Where a party dies during the course of the proceeding, the heirs who will take over the proceeding must start the proceeding from the beginning.
*.* Acknowledgment of the claim may be full or partial.
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It seems you are working on a legal exercise or exam involving Quebec law. Here is some general information based on your points:
- *.*: It's not always true that a defendant's counterclaim falls if the main claim is abandoned. The counterclaim can often proceed independently.
- *.*: In Quebec, a plaintiff usually must notify the defendant before obtaining a default judgment.
- *.*: Generally, if a party dies, the heirs or successors might not have to start from the beginning but can continue the proceedings, depending on the situation.
- *.*: Acknowledgment of a claim can indeed be full or partial.
If you need further clarification or have specific questions, feel free to ask!
It seems you are working on a legal exercise or exam involving Quebec law. Here is some general information based on your points:
- *.*: It's not always true that a defendant's counterclaim falls if the main claim is abandoned. The counterclaim can often proceed independently.
- *.*: In Quebec, a plaintiff usually must notify the defendant before obtaining a default judgment.
- *.*: Generally, if a party dies, the heirs or successors might not have to start from the beginning but can continue the proceedings, depending on the situation.
- *.*: Acknowledgment of a claim can indeed be full or partial.
If you need further clarification or have specific questions, feel free to ask!
tell me if they are true or false. with the relevant article of the C.C.P
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Here is a general overview based on Quebec law:
- *.*: False. A counterclaim can proceed independently even if the main claim is abandoned.
- *.*: True. The plaintiff usually needs to notify the defendant before proceeding with a default judgment.
- *.*: False. Heirs can continue proceedings from the current point, not necessarily from the beginning.
- *.*: True. Acknowledgment of a claim can be full or partial.
For specific articles from the Code of Civil Procedure, consulting a legal expert or the C.C.P. text would be necessary. If you have additional questions, feel free to ask!
Here is a general overview based on Quebec law:
- *.*: False. A counterclaim can proceed independently even if the main claim is abandoned.
- *.*: True. The plaintiff usually needs to notify the defendant before proceeding with a default judgment.
- *.*: False. Heirs can continue proceedings from the current point, not necessarily from the beginning.
- *.*: True. Acknowledgment of a claim can be full or partial.
For specific articles from the Code of Civil Procedure, consulting a legal expert or the C.C.P. text would be necessary. If you have additional questions, feel free to ask!
true or false?*.* There are two types of intervention, voluntary and forced intervention.
*.* In calculating time limits according to the Code of Civil Procedure, the day of the starting point and the day of the deadline must always be counted.
*.* A class action is brought. Each person in the group could claim $*,* from the automobile manufacturer. The court of first instance that can hear this case is the Superior Court.
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Here's some general information based on Quebec law:
- *.*: True. There are indeed two types of intervention: voluntary and forced intervention.
- *.*: False. Generally, the day of the starting point is not counted, but the day of the deadline is.
- *.*: True. The Superior Court can hear class actions where each claim exceeds $*,*.
Here's some general information based on Quebec law:
- *.*: True. There are indeed two types of intervention: voluntary and forced intervention.
- *.*: False. Generally, the day of the starting point is not counted, but the day of the deadline is.
- *.*: True. The Superior Court can hear class actions where each claim exceeds $*,*.
*.* There are two type of Pre-Trial examination, virtual and oral.
*.* Henry, a bailiff, wants to hand deliver a pleading to Martin. However, Martin flatly refuses to receive the document and threatens to hit Henry. In this case, service is considered to have been made.
*.* A judge may be removed if his spouse, a lawyer, is representing a party.
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Here's some information about your questions:
- *.*: True. Pre-trial examinations can be conducted virtually or orally.
- *.*: True. In Quebec, if a person refuses service of documents, it can still be considered valid.
- *.*: True. A judge may need to recuse themselves if their spouse is representing a party in the case.
If you have more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!
Here's some information about your questions:
- *.*: True. Pre-trial examinations can be conducted virtually or orally.
- *.*: True. In Quebec, if a person refuses service of documents, it can still be considered valid.
- *.*: True. A judge may need to recuse themselves if their spouse is representing a party in the case.
If you have more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!
True or False, provide the Relevant Article. Per the Regulations of the Court of Québec, all admissions must be added in the minutes taken by the clerk.
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True. In the Regulations of the Court of Québec, all admissions must be added in the minutes taken by the clerk. For specific details, reviewing the relevant articles within the court's regulations or consulting a legal expert would be necessary.
True. In the Regulations of the Court of Québec, all admissions must be added in the minutes taken by the clerk. For specific details, reviewing the relevant articles within the court's regulations or consulting a legal expert would be necessary.
Question * (* points)
Adam received an Application this June * (Provide the date as well). How long did he have to respond to this Application? Provide all the relevant Article(s).
Question * (* point)
True or False, provide the relevant Article.
Application involving an insurance contract, must be filed only at the court having jurisdiction of the domicile of the Plaintiff only.
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For Question *, in Quebec, the typical time to respond to an application is 15 days. This is outlined in the Code of Civil Procedure (C.C.P.) Article *. For Question *, the statement is False. Applications involving insurance contracts can be filed in various jurisdictions. The relevant articles would be found in the Civil Code or specific insurance legislation.
For Question *, in Quebec, the typical time to respond to an application is 15 days. This is outlined in the Code of Civil Procedure (C.C.P.) Article *. For Question *, the statement is False. Applications involving insurance contracts can be filed in various jurisdictions. The relevant articles would be found in the Civil Code or specific insurance legislation.
List * characteristics of a judgment.
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Here are four characteristics of a judgment:
- It is written and reasoned.
- It may be rendered at the hearing or after advisement.
- It puts an end to the application.
- It formalizes the decision of the court.
If you need further information, feel free to ask!
Here are four characteristics of a judgment:
- It is written and reasoned.
- It may be rendered at the hearing or after advisement.
- It puts an end to the application.
- It formalizes the decision of the court.
If you need further information, feel free to ask!
Question * (* points)
Jack Jones is having some financial situations, he wants to know if there is a possibility that he will be exempted from paying the costs prescribed for each hearing? Advise your client and provide the relevant Article.
Question * (* points)
True or False, provide the relevant Article. In a legal action based on a commercial lease contract concluded in Joliette and brought in this district, the defendant should ask for the transfer to the competent court if he is domiciled in Montreal. The Code of Civil Procedure provides that the domicile of the defendant determines the judicial district.
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For Jack Jones, in Quebec, there may be exemptions for court costs based on financial hardship. Article * of the Code of Civil Procedure discusses exemptions for court costs. He should consult a lawyer for personalized advice.
Regarding Question *, the statement is True. The Code of Civil Procedure allows the defendant to request a transfer to the competent court based on their domicile, as outlined in Article *.
For Jack Jones, in Quebec, there may be exemptions for court costs based on financial hardship. Article * of the Code of Civil Procedure discusses exemptions for court costs. He should consult a lawyer for personalized advice.
Regarding Question *, the statement is True. The Code of Civil Procedure allows the defendant to request a transfer to the competent court based on their domicile, as outlined in Article *.
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