u/YesDoToaster
r/QuebecIntl r/Habs r/OnionLovers r/sagsavages r/This_is_fascism r/Epstein r/justincaseyoumissedit r/OddlyErotic r/LinkedInLunatics r/sopranoscirclejerk r/montrealhousing r/RunningCirclejerk r/PresidentFelon r/MeidasTouch r/50501 r/americanoligarchy r/tonightsdinner r/whowatchesthewatchmen r/RandomShit_ISaw r/FedEmployees r/NewsKnow r/Chesscom r/ProgressiveHQ r/Lawyertalk r/Social_Democracy r/law r/onionhate r/eatsandwiches r/Sandwiches r/SandwichAndChips
it’s 12:18am and this is spicy chicken salad
and a not very well thought out build
u/YesDoToaster — 5 days ago
some switches with the fellas
danube and izakistan (names confusticated for privacy reasons)
u/YesDoToaster — 6 days ago
Turkey, Chicken and Sharp Cheddar Sando
u/Ill-Carpet9950 — 10 days ago
it’s 2:18am and this was pretty sloppy.
u/YesDoToaster — 12 days ago
it’s 2:18am and this is a sandwich
u/YesDoToaster — 13 days ago
the plan was to throw some meat on bread for a quick lunch and i just kept grabbing stuff out of the fridge.
u/YesDoToaster — 17 days ago
▲ 145 r/Habs
Sid Seixeiro: Montreal’s young and hungry and getting better
The Sid Seixeiro Show
u/YesDoToaster — 18 days ago
it’s 4:14am and this is a sandwich.
u/YesDoToaster — 19 days ago
Legal Adviser of the Department of State nominee doesn’t know if the US blockade on Iran is an Act of War
Senator Van Hollen questions Brock Dahl (nominee to be Legal Adviser of the Department of State) if the “100% full proof blockade”, as per Trump and Hegseth, is an Act of War based on the legal opinions of the US government.
u/YesDoToaster — 19 days ago
JD Vance claims Trump’s advisors trade on his behalf
Coincidence many of “his advisors’” trades were placed before major announcements by Trump?
If advisors traded securities on behalf of Trump shortly before major announcements that materially affected markets, prosecutors could argue this constitutes insider trading, securities fraud, or conspiracy to commit securities fraud. Liability could arise if confidential government information was knowingly used to obtain an unfair market advantage or if trades were coordinated in anticipation of policy announcements expected to move stock prices.
u/BeigeListed — 19 days ago
one person on r/steak said onions ruined my sandwich. why won’t people accept us?
u/Bud_wiser_hfx — 20 days ago
it’s 3:41am. i think i was a little too stoned going into this.
the toast was not entirely my fault. we got a new toaster and i’m still getting the hang of it.
u/YesDoToaster — 24 days ago
▲ 1 r/Chesscom
Me playing chess...
11pm, playing a couple of games before bed. Keep losing and making mistakes, and getting frustrated. Next thing you know it is 3am.
u/YesDoToaster — 27 days ago
Kash Patel doesn’t know if lying to Congress is a crime
Senator Van Hollen questions Kash Patel on if he knows that lying to Congress is a crime.
u/BeigeListed — 27 days ago
Should I sue my condo syndicate?
I own a condo in Montreal and I’m considering suing the condo syndicate over a water leak coming from a ceiling vent connected to the building’s central AC / ventilation system. The leak damaged the ceiling and walls around the vent area. I had to repair it after many months, because they argued it was a "partie privative" issue. I think it is part of the "partie commune", but either way, I think they were responsible to do so (as per loi 141?).
The syndicate argues that because the damage appeared inside my unit, it is automatically part of my private portion and therefore my responsibility.
However, the declaration of co-ownership states that common portions include:
“les systèmes communs de chauffage, d'électricité, ... de ventilation ... y compris ceux de ces systèmes qui traversent une partie privative sans desservir exclusivement cette partie privative”
Article 1044 of the Civil Code of Quebec also says that common portions include central heating and air-conditioning systems, including ducts, conduits, and components that pass through private portions unless they serve exclusively that unit.
My understanding is:
- the ceiling vent and AC ducting are part of the building’s central ventilation system,
- the source of the water leak appears connected to that system,
- and under both the declaration and Quebec law, these types of systems remain common elements even when they pass through a private condo unit.
I would also add that the only maintenance I am aware of that needs to be done on the vent, is done by the building management (filter change).
Has anyone dealt with a similar condo dispute in Quebec involving central AC / ventilation systems inside a unit? Or does anyone familiar with Quebec condo law know whether this sounds like a potentially valid case against the syndicate?
u/YesDoToaster — 28 days ago