January 15, 2015 saw the second piece of Canada’s Anti-Spam legislation come into force. What has been happening since January 15, 2015? As you may be aware, the corporate software sections of the Act are designed to prevent the installation of unauthorized malware and spyware programs […]
Marty's Musings | Law Firm of Martin K.I. Rumack
Full Time Legal Secretary – Job Position Opening
Full Time Legal Secretary
1 or 2 years experience in residential real estate and in preparation of wills, powers of attorney and probate documents.
Strong command of English both oral and written.
Detail orientated, well-organized, self-starter with positive attitude and ability to problem solve.
Ability to […]
Commercial Agreements – Broader Scope Allowed in Restrictions
A recent decision in a case called Payette v. Guay Inc. [2013] S.C.J. No. 45, involved a Seller who had sold his business to a third party, and continued to work for the new owners of the business after the deal closed. In the context of […]
A Scary Scenario for Condominium Buyers – A Bad Decision – And a Major Headache
A recent decision released by the Ontario Court of Appeal is not only scary, but in my mind is a bad decision which abrogates the rights of Condominium Buyers. The central issue was whether a Board of Directors of a Condominium Corporation, appointed by the Developer prior to […]