How is the civil law system used in Quebec different from the common law used in the rest of Canada?

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a

Judges in Quebec look to the Civil Code for general principles to be applied to the case at hand and are not bound by how other judges have interpreted the Civil Code.

b

The Civil Code provides a complete set of rules for all aspects of law in Quebec$$ including for such matters as criminal law and contract law.

c

Judges in Quebec may still apply the common law of other provinces if the Civil Code does not address a particular legal problem.

d

A judge in Quebec must apply the Civil Code even if to do so would produce an unjust outcome.