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CCQ-1991 - Civil Code of Québec
Section 2175
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2175. In addition to the causes of extinction common to obligations, the mandate is terminated by its revocation by the mandator, by renunciation by the mandatary, by the extinction of the power conferred on the mandatary or by the death of either of the parties.
The mandate is also terminated by bankruptcy, except in the case of a protection mandate given by gratuitous title; it may also be terminated, in certain cases, by the institution of tutorship to a person of full age or the homologation of a protection mandate for either of the parties.
2175. In addition to the causes of extinction common to obligations, the mandate is terminated by its revocation by the mandator, by renunciation by the mandatary, by the extinction of the power conferred on the mandatary or by the death of either of the parties.
The mandate is also terminated by bankruptcy, except in the case of a protection mandate given by gratuitous title; it may also be terminated, in certain cases, by the institution of protective supervision for either of the parties.
2175. In addition to the causes of extinction common to obligations, the mandate is terminated by its revocation by the mandator, by renunciation by the mandatary, by the extinction of the power conferred on the mandatary or by the death of either of the parties.
The mandate is also terminated by bankruptcy, except where it was given by gratuitous title in anticipation of the mandator’s incapacity; it may also be terminated, in certain cases, by the institution of protective supervision for either of the parties.
2175. In addition to the causes of extinction common to obligations, revocation of the mandate by the mandator, renunciation by the mandatary, the extinction of the power conferred on the mandatary or the death of one of the parties terminates the mandate.
The mandate is also terminated by bankruptcy, except where it was given by gratuitous title in anticipation of the mandator’s incapacity; it may be terminated as well, in certain cases, by the institution of protective supervision in respect of one of the parties.
