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Vente sous seing privé vs forclusion au Canada

Par Équipe éditoriale de Recording Law11 min de lecture
Vente sous seing privé vs forclusion au Canada

Sources et références

  1. Mortgages Act, RSO 1990, c M.40 (Ontario power of sale: notice of default and notice of sale requirements before a lender may sell without a court order)(ontario.ca).gov
  2. Property Law Act, RSBC 1996, c 377 (British Columbia: court powers on default, including sale in lieu of foreclosure and redemption)(bclaws.gov.bc.ca).gov
  3. Supreme Court Civil Rules, BC Reg 168/2009, Rule 21-7 (British Columbia foreclosure procedure: order nisi and redemption period)(bclaws.gov.bc.ca).gov
  4. Law of Property Act, RSA 2000, c L-7 (Alberta: limits a mortgagee's remedy on a typical residential mortgage foreclosure, no personal deficiency judgment)(kings-printer.alberta.ca).gov
  5. The Limitation of Civil Rights Act, RSS 1978, c L-16 (Saskatchewan: restricts a mortgagee's remedy against a mortgagor on default of a typical mortgage)(canlii.org)
  6. Civil Code of Quebec, CCQ-1991, arts 2748-2794 (hypothecary recourses: prior notice, taking in payment, sale by the creditor, sale under judicial authority)(legisquebec.gouv.qc.ca).gov
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