What is the minimum legal warranty in Quebec?

In Quebec (Canada), the Consumer Protection Act stipulates that goods purchased must have a reasonable life, but no fixed duration is specified. This depends on the nature of the good, its price, the terms of the contract and the conditions of use.

Can you sell without a legal warranty?

In Canada, particularly in Quebec, it is possible to sell a property ?without legal warranty,? which means that the property is sold ?as is, ?and the buyer assumes all risks associated with any hidden defects or other problems that may arise after purchase. However, the words ?without legal warranty? must be clearly stated in the sales contract.