Tenant Eviction

Marc Toulouse Bailiff

Evicting a tenant is a delicate process
that must be carried out in strict compliance with the law.

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Eviction of a tenant – a professional and regulated service

Tenant eviction is a sensitive process that must be carried out in strict compliance with the law.

As bailiffs, we are the only professionals authorized to carry out eviction judgments in Quebec. Our role is to act with diligence, compassion, and efficiency to uphold your rights while ensuring the proper conduct of the procedure.

When should you proceed with a tenant eviction?
Tenant eviction may be required in the following situations, among others:

• Non-payment of rent
• Violation of lease terms
• Damage to the property
• Illegal use of the premises
• Refusal to vacate after lease expiration or termination

Getting help with an eviction
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We take care of everything!

1

TAL Judgment

Send us the judgment issued by the Tribunal administratif du logement (TAL)

2

We Take Care Of Filing The Case With The Court Of Québec

Official service to the tenant within the time limits prescribed
by law

3

Our Bailiff Will Serve a 5-Day Notice

Coordination with law enforcement, movers, and, if necessary, a storage facility for any belongings left behind.

4

Eviction Enforcement

On-site presence to enforce the court’s decision legally and professionally

Need to act quickly ?
We understand the urgency of certain situations. Contact us today to discuss your case. Our team is ready to advise you and begin the necessary steps as quickly as possible.
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FAQ

How long does it take to evict a tenant after a TAL judgment?

The timeline varies depending on the decision issued by the Tribunal administratif du logement (TAL) and the nature of the judgment. In general, a tenant has 10 days to vacate the premises voluntarily after the judgment is served.
After this period, we can proceed with the eviction with the necessary authorization. However, urgent cases may be handled more quickly.

What happens to the tenant’s belongings during an eviction ?
If the tenant has not vacated the premises, their belongings are generally stored in a designated facility (public warehouse) at their expense. Under no circumstances may the landlord dispose of the tenant’s personal belongings themselves. We ensure that the inventory and transfer of the items are carried out legally and securely.
Can I evict a tenant myself without a court judgment ?
No. In Québec, only a decision from the Administrative Housing Tribunal followed by a formal eviction process carried out by a bailiff is legal. Any eviction carried out without a judgment (or without a bailiff) is considered illegal and may result in penalties against the landlord.

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