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The court has addressed this question in the case of Kulyk v. Kulyk, 2024 ONSC 4213, involving the estate of Nicholas Kulyk, who passed away in 2013.

The first was for relief under a shared facilities agreement to which the condominium and the developer/declarant were parties.

Negotiating offers and leases for new space in an existing building requires careful consideration of a number of issues.

On July 13, 2020, the Superior Court of Quebec rendered a decision in Hengyun International Investment Commerce Inc. v. 9368-7614 Québec Inc., 2020 QCCS 2251 in which it held that a...

Subleases are far from being a new concept in leasing, but recent cases have highlighted the subtle differences of a sublease from a standard commercial lease.

The biggest worries for most landlords is a bounced rent cheque, an unexpected major repair or damage to the property caused by the tenant.

L'épidémie mondiale de la COVID-19 touche actuellement et continuera de toucher tous les secteurs de l'immobilier commercial canadien.

Dans nos bulletins antérieurs intitulés Le gouvernement fédéral annonce une initiative conjointe avec les provinces et territoires pour mettre en œuvre le programme d'Aide d'urgence du Canada pour le loyer commercial (l'« AUCLC ») et

On February 18, 2026, the Supreme Court of Canada will hear the appeal of Canada Life Assurance Company v Aphria Inc. [1] In this momentous hearing, the Court will be asked to decide whether commercial landlords...

Commercial tenants may not understand that they can be evicted if the landlord defaults under its mortgage, even if the tenant continues to pay its rent and comply with the terms of the lease.

Canadian provinces have enacted legislation that allows a claim for a lien against real property.

More than 50 years after Highway Properties Ltd. v. Kelly, Douglas and Co. Ltd. established the modern framework for commercial landlord remedies...

Landlords have a variety of remedies available to them in the event of a tenant's default for nonpayment of rent. One remedy has been understood as the right of a landlord to sue a tenant...

Tenant estoppel certificates play a critical role in commercial real estate transactions by providing purchasers and lenders with direct confirmation from tenants regarding key lease terms.

When can landlords increase the rent? Is there a required format? How much notice is required to raise the rent? How much can the rent be raised?

In 1998, Ontario revamped its property tax assessment system and legislation eliminated the requirement to create separate tenant assessments on the assessment roll.

The Town of Meaford attracted the ire of the court by wading into a private property dispute between neighbours and spending significant public resources after doing so (The Corporation of the Municipality of Meaford v Grist et al, 2011 ONSC 5195 (released September 21, 2011)).