A recent case from the Ontario Court of Appeal answers an interesting question, and one that will be of interest to potential buyers of a new condominium unit. The question was this:
Is it appropriate and legal for a Board of Directors to agree to limit the developer […]
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Can a Developer-Appointed Board of Directors Agree to Cap Developer’s Own Liability? — Buyers Take Note!
Is There a Duty of Good Faith in Contract? – The Supreme Court (Finally) Speaks Out
Until recently, the Canadian law of contract has been reluctant to confirm an important and often-litigated point: Whether the parties to the contract have an affirmative duty to each other to be honest and act in good faith towards each other. Until now, the answer has been […]
Martin Rumack – Great Canadian Crafting Legend, Lawyer and a Founding Member of One of a Kind Show
Original Co-Founder of One of a Kind Show to be honoured during Opening Night
Hall of Fame and 40th Year celebration. Thursday November 27th, 2014
For many Canadians, the Christmas Show is a longstanding shopping tradition for […]
How a Grow-Op and/or Chemistry Lab – Real or Imagined – Can Affect A Real Estate Deal
Most people know that real estate values can be affected by the particular use that is, or has been made of the property that is being sold. One of the more unusual scenarios – and the one most likely to show up on the nightly news – is one where […]