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One issue arising in the negotiation of a real estate joint venture buy-sell gunshot is that of "dissimilar interests", for instance, if there were favourable or unfavourable financing attaching to the interest of one joint venture participant but not to that of the other, if the interest of one joint venture participant attracted a preferential rate of return, or if such interest carried with it the benefit of equity purchase options at a price less than fair market value.

WeirFoulds LLP's Commercial Leasing Group is pleased to launch part two of the second season of WeirTalking Leasing – a legal podcast series highlighting the top commercial leasing trends in Ontario and Canada.

继我们之前的文章"商业租金救济即将出台——特鲁多宣布"加拿大紧急商业租金援助计划 "之后，特鲁多总理于4月24日宣布了关于加拿大紧急商业租金

When we first met Miss Take a couple of years ago, she had made the unfortunate error of borrowing to acquire a new principal residence.

The Competition Bureau of Canada has entered into a consent agreement with Empire Company Limited, parent of major grocery chains including Sobeys and Safeway, restricting the company's use of property controls that limit competition. This agreement prohibits Empire from enforcing certain restrictive covenants and exclusivity clauses that prevent other grocers from operating nearby, despite Empire's earlier voluntary commitments. The Bureau's action signals heightened regulatory scrutiny of property control

The Affordable Housing and Groceries Act (the "2024 Amendments") introduced changes to the Competition Act (the "Act") which should concern all landlords and tenants, not just those in the grocery industry.

The Government of Canada has lowered interest rates in order to help the economy grapple with the COVID-19 public health crisis. However, businesses remain shuttered.

The popularity of private capital investment funds has exploded over recent years.

On Thursday, October 22, 2015 the Ontario Court of Justice released its decision on a motion for summary judgment in a civil action for damages arising from environmental contamination.

A recent judgment of the Court of Quebec should give pause to real estate brokers working in the province.

If you own a cottage or vacation home, your personal, emotional and financial commitment to it is often very significant.

In light of substantial increases in interest rates, real property purchasers are looking for alternative lending arrangements. Some alternatives include assuming existing mortgage debt...

When a commercial loan secured by real estate is made by a lender, it is common practice for the borrower to grant the lender a mortgage that is registered on title to the property.

Consider a scenario where a government authority (federal, provincial or municipal) advises you that it will be expropriating your residential or business property.

Today, the Province is kicking off the consultation period for its proposed changes to the Provincial Policy Statement (PPS). These changes are part of the government's "More Homes, More Choice

For example, in 2016, they arranged $15 billion of sales.

One of the requirements to establish a prescriptive easement is that it is "reasonably necessary" for the better enjoyment of the owner of the land who claims the prescriptive right.

In a recent appeal before the Ontario Court of Appeal, the Court showcased once again the significance of the "time is of the essence" clause. In, 3 Gill Homes Inc. v. 5009796 Ontario Inc.