Marie, a broker in Laval, is reviewing the index of immovables for a property a client is interested in purchasing. She notices several entries for 'sale under judicial authority' related to a previous owner from 15 years ago, which appear to have been resolved. What is the primary purpose of the Index of Immovables in this context?

Question: Marie, a broker in Laval, is reviewing the index of immovables for a property a client is interested in purchasing. She notices several entries for 'sale under judicial authority' related to a previous owner from 15 years ago, which appear to have been resolved. What is the primary purpose of the Index of Immovables in this context?

Answer options: ✅ To provide a chronological list of all transactions and rights published against a specific lot number.

• To identify the current municipal assessment value of the immovable.
• To display the current cadastral plan of the lot and its dimensions.
• To indicate the zoning regulations applicable to the property.

Correct answer: To provide a chronological list of all transactions and rights published against a specific lot number.

Explanation: The Index of Immovables (L'index des immeubles) in the Quebec Land Register serves as a chronological record of all acts, entries, and real rights that have been published against a given lot number, providing a historical overview of its legal status, as described in Article 3031 of the Civil Code of Québec.