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In 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 […]

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Looking 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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Suppose you’ve been diligently building your business as a sole proprietor or in a partnership, accumulating valuable assets like equipment, cash, and goodwill. As your business expands, the idea of incorporating crosses your mind – not only for tax advantages but also to shield yourself from personal liability. However, did you know that transferring such […]

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Before placing an offer on a property, it is important to understand the principle of “caveat emptor”, which is also known as “buyer beware”. While purchasing a new home can be an exciting time, it is crucial to conduct your own due diligence in seeking out any potential issues prior to firming up your transaction. […]

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It is important to note that not all real estate transactions close on their targeted completion date. The recent rise in real property prices accompanied by strict lending requirements has resulted in a surge of real estate transactions dissolving or requiring an extension of the completion date. Whether you are the breaching party or the […]

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If you’re planning on purchasing a condominium unit, it is vital that you have a real estate lawyer review your status certificate. Unlike the vast majority of freehold properties, when purchasing a unit in a condominium, you are also buying a “share” of the common elements and must abide by the Condominium Corporation’s governing documents. […]

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