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Assignment Agreement under Scrutiny, article from Law Times
Original Article by – Marg. Bruineman – for the Law Times – with Quote from Martin Rumack.
The provincial government warns that the practice of skirting taxes on the appreciation of property when the purchase and sale agreement is assigned to another buyer is on its radar.
Assignment agreements have often […]
Directors could be on the hook for investor losses New Legal Issues
Under Canadian corporate law, a corporation’s day-to-day activities and decisions are achieved through a board of directors, comprised of individuals who are appointed as directors. If the corporation gets sued or otherwise becomes liable to third parties, the individual directors are generally held safe from […]