Quebec Law

This publication is a useful primer that will enable in-house counsel and practitioners both inside and outside of Canada to navigate Québec's complex class action system with greater confidence and ease.

This Volume is a collection of papers reviewing noteworthy Constitutional Law decisions of the Supreme Court of Canada released in 2019. The Volume covers cases presented at Osgoode Hall Law School’s 23rd Annual Analysis of the Constitutional Decisions of the Supreme Court of Canada.

At last, readers have access to a major book on the Quebec immovable hypothec [real estate mortgage] in English. Lawyers and real estate lenders and investors practising in this field will be able to find a practical and reasoned discussion of the topic.

As Justice Donald Bisson of the Superior Court of Québec points out in his Foreword to this volume, “The selected articles highlight the fact that class actions are a means to provide access to justice, to incite change from defendants, and to award various remedies to people on a class-wide basis.”

To mark the centenary of his birth, jurists, political scientists and philosophers take a critical look at Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s exceptional contribution to Canadian constitutional law and politics. / Pour marquer le centenaire de sa naissance, des juristes, politologues et philosophes posent un regard critique sur la contribution exceptionnelle de Pierre Elliott Trudeau à l’ordre constitutionnel et politique canadien.

A landmark constitutional law and history text as evidenced by the words of the Chief Justice of Canada and the Former Governor General in the forewords to the text which celebrates the 150th anniversary of Canada's Confederation through a range of perspectives from Canada's leading legal minds on constitutional law.

This text offers a theoretical and pragmatic analysis of the different aspects of the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in Reference re Secession of Quebec, including the background and context leading up to the opinion.

This special collection of papers was developed from University of Montreal’s 2019 conference, Trudeau 100 Conference: The Legacy of Pierre Elliott Trudeau (1919-2019). / Ce recueil de textes a été produit dans la foulée du Colloque Trudeau 100 : L’héritage de Pierre Elliott Trudeau (1919-2019) tenu en 2019 à l’Université de Montréal.

Ressources naturelles et énergie en droit québécois offre une présentation détaillée du droit applicable aux ressources renouvelables, non-renouvelables et énergétiques au Québec. Des experts présentent l’encadrement juridique et le fonctionnement des principaux mécanismes dans des chapitres synthétiques et pédagogiques. Les thèmes portent sur le droit applicable aux forêts, les mines, les hydrocarbures, les droits autochtones, l’efficacité énergétique et l’électricité. Ressources naturelles et énergie en droit québécois constitue un outil de référence pour les praticiens et universitaires recherchant des connaissances dans ces domaines essentiels.