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Saeb Kilani
Bar Admission
Quebec, 2004
Education
Advanced Graduate Diploma (AGD) in North American Common Law
Microprogram in Business Law
Contact information
A trilingual lawyer, Saeb practises out of our Laval office. He focuses hispractice on civil litigation and commercial law, primarily serving a clientele of small and medium-sized businesses. He represents clients before the courts and is frequently involved in provisional measures, injunctions, real estate disputes, breach of contract claims and landlord-tenant conflicts.
Read moreHe also holds an advanced graduate diploma (ADG) in North American common law, a postgraduate program offering advanced specialization in Canadian and U.S. common law systems.
With a strong expertise in both civil and commercial litigation and a deep understanding of North American legal systems, Saeb provides clients with strategic, thorough and tailored support for navigating complex business challenges. His personalized and proactive approach makes him a trusted legal partner for businesses seeking effective and lasting solutions.
Combining tactical composure with advanced legal training, Saeb transforms complex facts into clear and compelling narratives, where every detail reinforces his clients’ ultimate goal.
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Services
- Civil law
- Commercial Litigation
- Construction Law
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Professional mandates
In a real estate law matter, Blackwell c. Ville de Barkmere, concerning the requirement to obtain a municipal permit to build a vehicular access due to the property’s enclosed position, the Court of Appeal of Quebec overturned the trial decision. Drawing on a comparative international law analysis, the Court reaffirmed the conditions under which a legitimate expectation may arise for a citizen, based on the conduct of a public body. Ultimately, Quebec’s highest court concluded that the process for issuing a construction permit constitutes a non-discretionary power.
In parallel, in L’Autre Version 2014 Inc., a commercial lease dispute, the Honourable Hélène LeBel, J.C.S., exceptionally granted the payment of rent arrears through a safeguard order.
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Administrative Law Judgment of Note: Supreme Court Strikes Down a Private Clause
Read moreOn July 30, the Supreme Court of Canada, in reasons written by Chief Justice Richard Wagner, reaffirmed that the courts’ judicial review of the legality of exercises of public power is neither optional nor discretionary; it is constitutionally (…)
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Business, Commercial and Corporate
CEO Fraud and Workstations: When Urgency Becomes a Scammer’s Weapon
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Business, Commercial and Corporate
Sale of Shares and the Legal Warranty of Quality: Protection Excluded
Read moreThe Legal Framework of the Warranty of Quality The legal warranty of quality provided for in article 1726 of the Civil Code of Québec grants the buyer of property affected by a latent defect a recourse against the seller of that property, in (…)
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