Description
Publication of deeds in the Land Registry and in the RDPRM
- The purpose of publishing a movable hypothec is to make its existence known to third parties, thereby rendering it enforceable.
- Publication of the moveable hypothec by the creditor will enable him to control the ranking of his security over time, subject to certain specific rules set out in the Civil Code of Québec.
- The publication of a movable hypothec is valid for a period of 10 years from the signing of the deed of hypothec. If it is to remain in force beyond that date, the creditor must renew the registration at RDPRM in order to maintain his priority rank.
- It is important to remember that a movable hypothec without delivery, even if duly signed, cannot be set up against a third party unless it is published.
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- A period of 2 to 3 business days will be required for the preparation of your service request
Other services offered
Price
| RDPRM - Movable hypothec publication service | $125 |
Fees
| Prescribed fee by the RDPRM for the registration of a movable hypothec - Non-taxable | $57 |
Available options
| Creditors already have all their notice of address number issued by the RDPRM. No address registration is required. | Included |
| Request a notice of address number from the RDPRM for each creditor Expect an additional $15 fee for each application for address registration, plus RDPRM fees. |
Starting from $15
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| No request for address regsitration at the RDPRM (not recommended) | Included |
| Fees required by the RDPRM for each application for address registration. - Non-taxable The fee charged by the RDPRM is $59 per address registration. |
Starting from $59
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