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In Ontario, common-law couples and married partners are able to enter into Cohabitation Agreements and Marriage Contracts (“pre-nuptial agreements”). In the unfortunate event of a breakdown of the relationship, partners are then able to enter into a Separation Agreement (collectively, all of these agreements are known as “domestic contracts”). One function of these types of […]

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A lot has changed in the world since the COVID-19 pandemic began just over one year ago.  The real estate industry has been no exception. We have seen clarifications by the courts respecting the impact the pandemic has on contractual obligations in real estate transactions. These decisions have resulted in parties seeking practical solutions in […]

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Recent statistics suggest that there is a record demand for rural properties in Ontario. This may, in large part, be due to the COVID-19 situation, which has resulted in more people having the option to work remotely and has led to a greater desire to move away from large urban centers. If you have found […]

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Conducting appropriate due diligence is a fundamental part of any commercial real estate transaction. For purchasers, due diligence is a necessary step to determine the nature, use and condition of the property, and to assess the covenant of the vendor before committing to the purchase. This article will outline how commercial real estate lawyers can […]

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The recent Ontario Court of Appeal (ONCA) decision Bilotta v Booth is an excellent example of a case where greed got the better of a purchaser who tried to renegotiate the purchase price after a flood had caused damage to the property shortly before closing the transaction. The purchasers refused to close at the contract purchase price, […]

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The first important message is that you do not make a will for your immediate benefit, but for that of your loved ones. When you are deceased you will only figuratively turn in your grave when a family quarrel arises over what could have been spelled out by your will. Your family, on the other […]

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