Does Tablix cover every RDPRM nature de droit?

Yes. Tablix recognizes all 112 official natures de droit published by the RDPRM: hypothèques mobilières (with or without dispossession), legal hypothecs, credit-lessor rights, prior notices of exercise, rank assignments, marriage contracts, civil union contracts, movable donations, substitutions, reservations of ownership, instalment sales, renunciations of succession, and more.

How long to process a 50-page RDPRM extract?

Typically under 60 seconds from upload to editable table. For high-volume matters — for example 100 hypothecs to verify before financing — batch processing lets you drop multiple PDFs at once.

Can I export to Microsoft Word with my firm's logo and brand?

Yes. Word exports automatically apply your firm template — logo, colors, font, header. Excel and PDF exports preserve French typography (guillemets, non-breaking spaces, accented placenames).

Does Tablix deduplicate hypothecs that appear under multiple business names?

Yes. The same hypothec can appear under several trade names of the same debtor. Tablix detects the shared hypothec identity and shows only one row in the final table, instead of one row per business name.

Is data hosted in Quebec?

Yes. Infrastructure is hosted in Canada, transport uses HTTPS/TLS 1.2+, and authentication runs through Keycloak (optional Google SSO via PKCE). Documents are never used to train external models. ISO 27001 certification is in progress, targeted for end of Q3 2026.

RDPRM · Québec

RDPRM — everything a legal professional needs to know

The Registre des droits personnels et réels mobiliers (RDPRM) is Quebec's public registry of movable-property rights. This page explains what it contains, how to read it, and how Tablix automates extraction for lawyers, notaries, and legal assistants.

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What is the RDPRM?

The RDPRM — Registre des droits personnels et réels mobiliers — is the Quebec public registry where movable-property rights are filed. Established by articles 2934 and following of the Civil Code of Quebec, it contains 112 natures de droit: hypothèques mobilières (with or without dispossession), legal hypothecs, credit-lessor rights, reservations of ownership, prior notices of exercise, rank assignments, marriage contracts, civil-union contracts, movable donations, substitutions, liquidator designations, renunciations of succession, and more. It is administered by the Ministère de la Justice du Québec. An RDPRM extract is used for title searches, pre-financing diligence, real-estate closings, estate files, and priority analysis in litigation.

Why automate extraction?

A single RDPRM extract can contain dozens of inscriptions that must be classified by nature, ordered by rank, linked to their parent inscription, and transposed into a firm's Word or Excel template. Done by hand, this work takes a legal assistant 2–3 hours a day. Automated, it takes under a minute — with no loss of typographic quality and with built-in deduplication of hypothecs filed under multiple trade names.

How Tablix extracts an RDPRM

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Upload the PDF (one or many at once)
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AI classifies each inscription across the 112 natures
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Party A / Party B roles are assigned automatically
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The final table exports to Word, Excel, or PDF — branded with your template

The 112 RDPRM natures de droit

All recognized, classified, and formatted automatically by Tablix.

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Frequently asked questions about RDPRM extraction

The Registre des droits personnels et réels mobiliers (RDPRM) is Quebec's public registry for personal and movable real rights. A single extract can list dozens of inscriptions of different natures. Copying them by hand into a Word or Excel table takes 2–3 hours a day during diligence. Tablix automates OCR, classification of all 112 official natures de droit, party-role assignment (Titulaire/Constituant, Cédant/Cessionnaire, etc.), and proper-French remark sentence generation.

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