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Journal articles on the topic "Québec (Province). Code de procédure civile (2014)"
Hountohotegbè, S. Axel-Luc. "De l’ombre à la lumière : l’hypothèse de la renaissance de la filiation romano-germanique de la procédure civile québécoise." McGill Law Journal 60, no. 2 (2015): 215–52. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1029208ar.
Full textLeBel, Louis. "L’appel des jugements interlocutoires en procédure civile québécoise." Revue générale de droit 17, no. 1-2 (2019): 391–411. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1059336ar.
Full textNootens, Thierry. "Droit civil, condition ouvrière et transition au capitalisme industriel au Québec." Canadian Journal of Law and Society / Revue Canadienne Droit et Société 31, no. 01 (2016): 47–64. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/cls.2015.36.
Full textReid, Hubert. "Que signifient les mots « public », « corps public », « bureau public » et « corps politique » utilisés aux articles 33, 828, 838 et 844 du Code de procédure civile du Québec ?" Les Cahiers de droit 18, no. 2-3 (2005): 455–70. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/042172ar.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Québec (Province). Code de procédure civile (2014)"
Turcotte, Alexandre. "L'intégration des principes de la procédure applicables aux modes de prévention et de règlement des différends dans le nouveau "Code de procédure civile" : les effets envisagés sur l'accès à la justice civile au Québec." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26877.
Full textThe problem related to the lack of access to justice arises in all regions of the world. To solve this issue, the National Assembly of Quebec adopted, on February 20th, 2014, the Bill n°28, An Act to establish the new Code of Civil Procedure, 1st sess, 40th lég. In this regard, the preliminary provision indicates that the new Code of civil procedure (hereafter: “NCPC”), which now governs the procedure applicable to the dispute prevention and resolution processes (hereafter: “PRD”), is “designed to ensure the accessibility, quality and promptness of civil justice […]“. Beyond these words, which have a considerable interpretative value, this study analyzes to what extent the integration of the principles of procedure applicable to PRD in the NCPC may improve access to civil justice.
Allamehzadeh, Mani, and Mani Allamehzadeh. "Organisation légale de la médiation extrajudiciaire en procédure civile québécoise : concordance avec la théorie psychosociologique de l'engagement." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/24409.
Full textFace à la récurrence de la question de l’accessibilité de la justice au Québec, le législateur envisage l’adoption de dispositions légales afin d’encadrer le recours aux modes privés de résolution des conflits, tels que la médiation extrajudiciaire. L’Avant-projet de loi instituant le nouveau Code de procédure civile cristallise cette intention de rediriger la procédure civile québécoise vers une justice inclusive et consciente du rôle que jouent les justiciables, depuis la genèse jusqu’à mort du conflit. Une analyse des différentes dispositions qui portent sur l’organisation procédurale de la médiation extrajudiciaires est effectuée par le biais d’une grille analytique tirée de la psychosociologie, et particulièrement de la théorie de l’engagement. Cette approche permet d’évaluer l’efficacité des dispositions en question et d’ouvrir le débat sur certaines pistes de réflexion et d’action.
Guilmain, Antoine. "Le principe de proportionnalité à l'aune des technologies de l'information : pour une modernisation en modération de la procédure civile." Thesis, Paris 1, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA01D007.
Full textJanuary 1, 2016 marked the entry into force of the new Code of Civil Procedure, leading Québec’s civil justice system into the 21st century. This new Code is much more than a simple reform; rather, it encourages a wholly “new legal culture” by providing solutions adapted to the needs of its citizens. As such, to quote the Code itself, “appropriate technological means should be used whenever possible”, i.e. conforming to the principle of proportionality. This proposition may appear trivial upon first glance, but actually contains a fairly innovative reality: a well-established principle – that of procedural proportionality – now regulates a new area of activities – being information technologies. This thesis aims to identify all of the ramifications and implications of this application and will do so in two steps. First, we will begin by defining the legal concept of procedural proportionality, which has been relatively little studied until now. As to its origins, the concept of proportionality itself goes back millennia and, throughout time, has gained prominence in several fields of law: it is therefore the story of an ever-growing trend. That being said, it was only in the middle of the 20th century, against a backdrop of civil justice crises and under the influence of utilitarian theory, that proportionality was introduced as a matter of civil procedure (first in the United States, then in England, to finally percolate into other jurisdictions). In Québec, proportionality is today a guiding principle of procedure, which qualification has had a genuinely systemic effect. This gain is however not unanimous, as several other civil jurisdictions, France being the first, relegates proportionality to the rank of mere concept, theoretically located at the intersection of new managerial principles of civil procedure (such as quality, efficiency, celerity, etc.) In a second step, we will examine the practical technological effects of the principle of procedural proportionality. In our opinion, what we call “technological procedure” based on electronic transmission of documents and audiovisual technologies is insufficient in and by itself: it is only a mass of technical rules, without coherence or cohesion, much too mechanical. The principle of proportionality, applied to technologies, is therefore an interesting way to unify and humanise technological procedure. Concretely speaking, this means that a court should authorize, refuse or order the use of technologies according to an in concreto and in globo analysis of the interests at stake. For instance, in the case of a complex litigation, the use of Skype for the remote testimony of a main witness who lives next to the courthouse should be refused, since it is manifestly disproportional. In this manner, we are witnessing the emergence of a new sub-principle, what we call “technological proportionality” herein, which has its own definition, test and finalities. Furthermore, judges will henceforth have to assume a new role with respect to information technologies, notably by making technological choices and performing a form of “technology assessment”. In the end, such an approach, as it develops in Québec, offers a novel discussion on technology in civil procedure: neither proportionality (ancient, traditional, legal) nor technologies (futuristic, innovative, high-tech) are rejected; in fact, one cannot be dissociated from the other. The message of this thesis can therefore be summarised by three simple words: modernization in moderation
Books on the topic "Québec (Province). Code de procédure civile (2014)"
Québec (Province). Loi instituant le nouveau Code de procédure civile: L.Q. 2014 chapitre 1 = An Act to establish the New Code of civil procedure : S.Q. 2014, chapter 1. Wilson & Lafleur Ltée, 2014.
Chamberland, Luc. Le nouveau Code de procédure civile commenté. Éditions Yvon Blais, 2014.
Québec (Province). Les codes de la province de Québec: Mis au courant de la législation : code civil, code de procédure civile, code municipal. A. Périard, 1993.
(Province), Québec. Code de procédure civile de la Province de Québec, du Quebec, L.R.Q. c. C-25 =: Code of civil procedure of Québec, R.S.Q., c. C-25. Wilson & Lafleur, 2002.
Québec (Province). Code civil de la province de Québec: Contenant tous les amendements et changements, faits par la législature et quelques annotations des matières en rapport avec le code civil jusqu'au 1er juillet 1909. s.n.], 1995.
Québec (Province). Code civil du Bas Canada: D'après le rôle amendé déposé dans le bureau du greffier du Conseil législatif, tel que prescrit par l'Acte 29 Vict. chap. 41, 1865 = Civil Code of Lower Canada : from the amended role deposited in the office of the clerk of the Legislative Council as directed by the Act 29 Vict. chap. 41, 1865. M. Cameron, 1994.
Québec (Province). Code de procédure civile de la province de Québec: Annoté avec les textes français et anglais suivi des matières en rapport avec le code, des règles de pratique annotées, des divers tarifs judiciaires annotés. J. Lovell, 1997.
Québec (Province). Code de Procédure civile de la province de Québec: Revu et mis au courant de la législation jusqu'au 14 février 1920 : comprenant la loi relative à l'organisation des tribunaux dans la province (10 Geo. V. c. 79), les régles de pratique en vigueur dans les cours provinciales et une table alphabétique et analytique des matières. 4th ed. Wilson & Lafleur, 1997.
Code de procédure civile de la province de Québec: En vigueur le premier septembre 1897 : comprenant les observations spéciales des commissaires chargés de la révision et modification du code de procédure civile ... C. Théoret, 1986.
(Province), Québec, ed. Code de procédure civil du Bas-Canada: Annoté avec les amendements contenus dans les statuts refondus de la province de Québec ... accompagné d'un appendice contenant les matières en rapport avec le code de procédure ... et suivi d'une table alphabétique et analytique des matières par P.B. Mignault, avocat. J.M. Valois, 1985.