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The Partition Act: A Powerful Tool for Resolving Jointly Owned Property Disputes

By Ellad Gersh
April 15, 2025

In the recently released decision of Ross v. Luypaert, 2025 ONCA 236, the Ontario Court of Appeal reaffirmed that a co-owner of real estate can compel the sale of jointly owned property under the Partition Act. The only exception is…

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Canadian B Visitors to the U.S.: What Does Registration Mean for You?

By Kathleen Campbell Walker
March 26, 2025

On March 12, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published its proposed new registration Interim Final Regulation (IFR).[1]  It becomes effective on April 11, 2025. The IFR outlines the existing long-term regulations that provide that it is…

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When Appraisals Clash: Lessons from a Commercial Property Dispute

By Daniel Waldman
November 18, 2024

A version of this article was originally published in RENX.ca
What happens when a commercial tenant has the option to purchase the property that it is leasing but the parties cannot agree on the value? The simple answer is to…

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Ontario Court of Appeal Clarifies Limitation Periods for Loans, Gifts, and Estate Claims

By Daniel Waldman
October 22, 2024

The question of when a lawsuit can be commenced in Ontario seems pretty straightforward – in general, a plaintiff has two years from the date when the basis for a claim is (or should have been) discovered. It sounds simple…

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Support for Temporary Employment Agencies: WSIA Changes Ahead

By Tracy Bergeron Lucha
October 14, 2024

Temporary Employment Agencies (TEAs) should become familiar with a change to the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act, 1997 (“WSIA”)[1], which creates a new classification, 001281, added to Class L.
Traditionally, for premium setting with the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board…

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Court of Appeal Decides Fate of “Crypto King” $500,000 Deposit

By Sahar Cadili
October 4, 2024

In 2021, the self-proclaimed “Crypto King,” along with an associate, paid a $500,000 deposit to purchase a commercial real estate property to store their exotic car collection.
The “Crypto King,” Aiden Pleterski, had received more than $40 million from investors…

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When Property Managers Change Jobs: Who Keeps the Client?

By Mordy Mednick
September 24, 2024

In the property management industry, where everything is deeply competitive, a critical question is whether or not a property manager is entitled to switch from one property management company to another and, at the same time, continue servicing the same…

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Commercial Lease Modifications: Why Oral Agreements Don’t Hold Up in Court

By Ellad Gersh
September 18, 2024

Most people likely understand the risks of trying to rely on an oral agreement to vary the terms of a commercial lease. Nonetheless, parties often get into disputes over whether there was an oral agreement that varied the terms of…

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Guidance on the Double Default Rule in Real Estate Transactions

By Daniel Waldman
August 29, 2024

This article was originally published on RENX.ca.
In real estate transactions, the phrases “ready, willing, and able to close” and “time is of the essence” are familiar to buyers and sellers alike.  The rules and consequences have become more clear…

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Delaware Corporate Law to Follow Canadian Corporate Law

By Alan Litwack
July 18, 2024

Corporate lawyers in Canada tend to follow decisions of the Delaware Courts involving corporate governance and shareholder matters, as decisions of the Delaware Courts are often a bellwether as to how certain aspects of corporate law may evolve in Canada,…

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