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The provinces have primary responsibility for property law in
Canada. In all provinces except Québec, property law has developed
through the English common-law process. In Québec, property law
is governed by the Civil Code of Québec (which is derived from the
Napoleonic Code.) There is no constitutional protection for property
rights in Canada. Consequently, property can be expropriated by
government and quasi-governmental authorities, but, appropriate
compensation must be paid.
Interests in land are generally held directly in fee simple or by leases
as leasehold interests. Condominium or strata title ownership is also
common throughout Canada. All provinces maintain a system of...
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