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Lavergne Law
Lavergne Law is a law that was passed under advice and consent of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly of Quebec in 1910. The Lavergne Law came into effect New Year's Day of 1911 and amended the Civil Code concerning the use of English and French in contracts made with public service companies conducting business in Quebec.
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