The said-tariff indicates the bailiff ’s fees that may be claimed from his/her principal for unforeseen professional services in the Bailiffs Act, article 8 (L.R.Q., CH-4.1) in accordance to resolution B99 181 adopted by the Chambre des huissiers de justice on September 14th, 1999, modified by resolution on December 18th, 2019.
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This tariff, which was adopted by the government, provides for fees that the bailiff must claim from his client or from the debtor when he serves a legal document or executes a judgment using a writ or a warrant.
This tariff, which was adopted by the Chambre des huissiers de justice du Québec under the authority of the Professional Code, sets out the fair and reasonable fees, within the meaning of section 33 of the Code of Ethics of Bailiffs, that a bailiff will charge after having agreed on them with his client, for professional acts not covered in the tariff adopted by the government. Among other things, it compensates the bailiff for the exponential increase in the cost of using a road vehicle and general operating costs.
