3224 RUE DUC-DE-MILAN
ActiveQuébec, QC
| Auction date | Wednesday, November 25, 2026, 10:00 a.m. EST in 28 days |
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| Roll number | 539233825110000000 |
| Legal description | Lot 1539927, cadastre du Québec |
| Civic address | 3224 RUE DUC-DE-MILAN |
| Auction location | Salle RC19 de l'Édifice Andrée-P.-Boucher, 1130, route de l'Église, Québec |
What the notice says
Conditions and details taken from the official notice that the table above does not show. Read the notice itself before bidding.
- Accepted payment methods are certified cheque, money order, bank draft, debit card or cash; credit cards are never accepted.
- Bank payments need about four business days before being applied to the tax account.
- Properties may be withdrawn from the list until the morning of the sale because the owner can pay the taxes owing.
- Bidders must research the condition of premises and buildings, charges, restrictions and other property data themselves before the sale.
- Federal GST and Québec sales tax apply to these sales; registered buyers must provide their registration numbers at adjudication.
- If the buyer fails to pay immediately, the property is resold and the defaulting buyer must pay any shortfall in price.
- Any refund of excess payment is by City cheque within 10 days of adjudication, without interest.
- Buyer may take possession but the owner can redeem within one year; buyer may not remove wood or constructions during that year.
- Bidders must declare their identity and show driver's licence, health insurance card or passport; corporations must give the representative's name and Quebec enterprise number (NEQ).
- A person bidding for someone else must supply proof of authority, such as a power of attorney or a certified board resolution.
- Properties are sold in the order shown in the public notice and awarded to the highest bidder.
- The buyer takes the property in its current condition at adjudication, without any warranty, including as to area or quality of soil or buildings, at the buyer's own risk.
- From the adjudication date the buyer assumes all environmental liability, including cleanup of contaminants, toxic substances or hazardous waste in, under or on the property.
- The buyer waives all recourse against the City for drainage defects, subsoil defects or anything else found in or on the property.
- In-person bidder registration is available from 8:30 a.m. on the sale dates at the sale location.
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