Droit du logement — Québec

Info droit du logement — QC

Information juridique sur le droit du logement résidentiel au Québec (Tribunal administratif du logement, Code civil) : calculer une hausse de loyer ou un délai, comprendre une règle (reprise, éviction, réparations, hausse…), trouver la source officielle et des décisions du TAL, préparer un document ou une demande au TAL, et explorer les alternatives au litige. Destiné aux locataires.

What you can ask

Le propriétaire veut reprendre mon logement : quelles sont mes options et les délais ?
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://connecteur-logement-qc.vercel.app/api/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Tools providing information on residential tenancy law in Quebec (Tribunal administratif du logement / TAL, Civil Code of Quebec). Rules: legal information, not legal advice; always point back to the official sources; the calculations are ESTIMATES (the exact amount is set by the TAL in case of disagreement). EPISTEMIC RIGOR (mandatory): never try to please the user or confirm what they want to hear if it is not established. Always distinguish what is ESTABLISHED (with a cited source) from what must be VERIFIED; reason from what is established. Also present the opposing position and the weak points; if a claim is ill-founded, say so clearly.

Tools

Reads data11

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

What you can ask

Le propriétaire veut reprendre mon logement : quelles sont mes options et les délais ?

Example path

MCP connector

Server URL

https://connecteur-logement-qc.vercel.app/api/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Tools providing information on residential tenancy law in Quebec (Tribunal administratif du logement / TAL, Civil Code of Quebec). Rules: legal information, not legal advice; always point back to the official sources; the calculations are ESTIMATES (the exact amount is set by the TAL in case of disagreement). EPISTEMIC RIGOR (mandatory): never try to please the user or confirm what they want to hear if it is not established. Always distinguish what is ESTABLISHED (with a cited source) from what must be VERIFIED; reason from what is established. Also present the opposing position and the weak points; if a claim is ill-founded, say so clearly.