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Clients will enjoy attentive service while maintaining access to the depth of experience needed for their legal needs no matter how complex. We provide a wide range of legal services including: Business Law; Estate & Succession Planning; Litigation; Real Estate; and Tax. Legal services are provided across Canada and internationally through our membership in the Legal Netlink Alliance.
May 04, 2021
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A recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision serves as a stern reminder for those working with any kind of contract to get it in writing. If not, thousands of dollars can be on the line. For one real estate broker, the failure resulted in the loss of $100,000 in commission along with a costs award of $150,000.
David A. Taub
Commercial Real Estate Law | Business Law | Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Presented by John Fox, this webinar will equip you with the information to help you assess the role of your corporate structure in redevelopment. Drawing on examples from Ontario, during this webinar you will learn:
John Fox
Corporate Re-organizations | Corporate Finance | Work-out & Restructuring Arrangements | Shareholder & Partnership Arrangements | Business Operations | Commercial Real Estate Law | Business Law
Corporate Structure | Governance | Housing Development | Limited Liablility | Non-Profit | Risk Allocation | SHARE Webinar Series | Shareholder
In November 2014, the Supreme Court of Canada (Bhasin v. Hrynew, 2014 SCC 71 ) issued a unanimous decision which effectively expanded the common law approach to “good faith” in contracts by recognizing that there is a duty to act honestly in the performance of contractual obligations as part of that “good faith”.
In order to better understand what this means in terms of contracts and their performance going forward, we need to consider the facts in the Supreme Court case
Darrell M. Gold
Tax Law | Litigation & Dispute Resolution | Commercial Real Estate Law | Estate & Succession Planning | Business Law
Bhasin v. Hrynew 2014 SCC 71 | Contracts | Good Faith | Honesty | Lease | RENX | The Legal Corner
In this still hot real estate market, in order to provide a ‘firm offer’ as quickly as possible, many deals are entered into without a professional inspection of the property. However, hastily entering into a deal carries great risk to the buyer, especially where older properties are involved.
Commercial Real Estate Law
Property Biz Canada | Real Estate | The Legal Corner
Leasing & Property Management | Commercial Real Estate Law
Due Diligence | Enviromental Issues | Landlord | Property Biz Canada | Real Estate | Tenant | The Legal Corner | Zoning
Litigation & Dispute Resolution | Commercial Real Estate Law
Due Diligence | Enviromental Issues | Landlord | Leasing | Searches | Tenant | Zoning
Tara Welat
Tax Law | Estate & Succession Planning
Leor Margulies
Leasing & Property Management | Commercial Purchases & Sales | Commercial Real Estate Law
Broker | Commission | Property Biz Canada | T.L. Willaert Realty Ltd. v. Fody | The Legal Corner
Business Law | Commercial Real Estate Law
Contamination | Enviromental Issues | Liability | Property
Tax Law
You may already be receiving specific e-mail notices from businesses asking you to “click to consent” to continue receiving their emails. This article will explain why.
Business Law
CASL | CEM | Consent | Email | SPAM | Texts
Barbara Green
Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Almost every agreement, including many leases, contain clauses that purport to be representations and/or warranties. In many cases the parties may not understand the differences between them, including the rights and remedies that flow from a breach of either one.
Anne of Green Gables Licensing Authority Inc. v. Avonlea Traditions | Property Biz Canada | Representation | The Legal Corner | Warranty
Typically, changing old locks for new ones should make your premises more secure. However, in the context of commercial leases, that is not the case where the tenant is in default, is locked out by the landlord and re-enters and changes the locks again. In fact the tenant risks the loss of its right to relief from forfeiture in those circumstances, as was the result in the 2012 Ontario Superior Court decision in 7984987 Canada Inc. v. Lixo Investments Ltd.
7984987 Canada Inc. v. Lixo Investments Ltd. | Landlord | Leasing | Tenant
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