Reflecting its French inheritance, Quebec has a civil code, based on the Code Napoléon, for matters of private law. It is the common law or Anglo-American legal tradition which is behind its administrative and criminal law systems.
Quebec is a hybrid jurisdiction: it applies civil law principles (reflecting its French inheritance) to private relationships while common law tradition guides its administrative and criminal law systems.
We recommend that you use an online source - see links above
Our print collection is historic only, and is now in Closed Access. However should you wish to consult one of the volumes, you can order them via the Hold & Request system on SOLO. Please ask a member of staff for assistance.
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Lois refondues du Québec (1979 - ) |
Cw Can Qu 30 |
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Statutes of Quebec (1867/68-1999) |
Cw Can Qu 10 |
Cases on Level 1
| Recueils de Jurisprudence du Quebec | (1976/7 - ) | Cw Can Qu 100 R32 |
Commentary: Journals
Level 1 For issues from 2000 to date Ground Floor for earlier years.
| The McGill Law Journal | (1952 - ) | Cw Can 300 M20 |
| La Revue du Barreau du Quebec | (1941 - ) | Cw Can 300 R40 |
Commentary: Monographs
C1 on third line of shelf mark indicates Canada.
QUE is sometimes used on the third line to be more specific.
There is no special shelfmark for this jurisdiction in Moys.
