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CCQ-1991 - Civil Code of Québec
Section 2896
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2896. An interruption resulting from a judicial application continues until the judgment has become final or, as the case may be, until a transaction has intervened between the parties.
The interruption has effect with regard to all the parties with respect to any right arising from the same source.
2896. An interruption resulting from a judicial application continues until the judgment has acquired the authority of a final judgment (res judicata) or, as the case may be, until a transaction has intervened between the parties.
The interruption has effect with regard to all the parties with respect to any right arising from the same source.
2896. An interruption resulting from a judicial demand continues until the judgment has acquired the authority of a final judgment (res judicata) or, as the case may be, until a transaction has intervened between the parties.
The interruption has effect with regard to all the parties with respect to any right arising from the same source.
2896. An interruption resulting from a judicial demand continues until the judgment acquires the authority of a final judgment (res judicata) or, as the case may be, until a transaction is agreed between the parties.
The interruption has effect with regard to all the parties in respect of any right arising from the same source.
