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Notable Real Estate Law Decisions of 2024 Zhang v. Primont Homes (Caledon) Inc., 2024 ONCA 622 (CanLII) Superior Court of Justice Decision Facts In February of 2017, the plaintiff Jun Dai signed an agreement of purchase and sale (“APS”) for a house (the “Property”) to be built by developer, Primont Homes (Caledon) Inc. in a […]
Read MoreIn 2023, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (“CMHC”) estimated that 3.5 million additional housing units needed to be built to reach the target levels of affordability last seen in 2004. However, as of August 2024, the CMHC estimated that Canada’s current rate of homebuilding was 248,480 housing starts per year. It is undeniable that […]
Read MoreReal Estate transactions can be a stressful process for both purchasers and sellers of real property. One issue that can be easily overlooked during a real estate transaction that has serious ramifications is if a seller has an Open Building permit on their property. What is a Building Permit? A building permit is required when […]
Read MoreIntroduction to Wills and Estates A properly planned will is extremely important to clearly communicate your wishes. Wills provide a clear way for you to ensure your loved ones are provided for and your assets are protected. Planning a will allows your true intentions to be communicated. Probate (now called certificate of appointment for estate […]
Read MoreIn the dynamic and competitive world of information technology, a business’s name is not just a legal requirement; it’s a cornerstone of its brand identity and customer trust. A recent decision by the Ministry of Attorney General pursuant to a Section 12 application under Ontario’s Business Corporations Act (“BCA”) has highlighted an avenue of protecting […]
Read MoreLooking at floor plans and picking custom finishes when purchasing a brand-new property is an exciting time. However, the size and complexity of an Agreement of Purchase and Sale for a pre-construction property, commonly referred to as a “new build”, can be daunting and intimidating for prospective purchasers. Prior to entering into a binding Agreement […]
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