B-1, r. 22 - Tariff of judicial fees of advocates

Section 64 Disposition versions

2012-09-01

64. The injunction demanded without other conclusions than those of article 751 of the Code of Civil Procedure (chapter C-25) shall be considered an action of Class II-B. If other conclusions are sought, the fees shall be those of the class prescribed for such conclusions, without however being less than those prescribed in Class II-B. The fees shall be calculated in the following manner: When the judgment of the Court of Appeal on the motion for interlocutory injunction terminates the case or the judgment of the Court of Appeal on the action for permanent injunction is not preceded by a judgment of the Court of Appeal on a motion for interlocutory injunction, the advocate shall be entitled to the fees taxable on a judgment on the merits of the Court of Appeal. In the case where the judgment of the Court of Appeal on the action for injunction is rendered following a judgment of the Court of Appeal on a motion for interlocutory injunction, the amount of the fee for the judgment on the merits shall be equal to one-half the fee of the class which applies thereto.

R.R.Q., 1981, c. B-1, r. 13, s. 64.