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    A Caution Before Expanding An Employee's Job Duties: Risks Of The Changed Substratum Doctrine

    A change in job duties occurs when the terms of an employee's role are materially changed over time, such as: a decrease/ increase in work hours, or a decrease/ increase in responsibility.
    CanadaEmployment and HR
    CP LLP
    CP LLP
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    The Perils Of Private Mortgages In A Commercial Context

    "Private mortgages", as opposed to "institutional mortgages", are mortgage arrangements by lenders who are not a bank listed in Schedule I or II to the Bank Act, a registered loan or trust company or credit union, or a licensed insurer or pension fund.
    CanadaFinance and Banking
    CP LLP
    CP LLP
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    Court Of Appeal’s Recent Rulings In Employment Cases Leave Room For Good Advocacy

    The Ontario Court of Appeal’s recent decisions in Baker v. Van Dolder’s Home Team Inc. and Li v. Wayfair Canada ULC may be among its most significant in the field of employment law in the past decade. Certainly, the volume of commentary on these cases would suggest that they are.
    CanadaEmployment and HR
    CP LLP
    CP LLP
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    New Rental Renovation Licence Required If Evicting Residential Tenants In Toronto For Renovations As Of July 2025

    As of July 31, 2025, property owners and/or landlords in Toronto seeking to evict residential tenants to demolish a residential rental unit, convert it for non-residential use, or perform extensive repairs or renovations requiring vacant possession ...
    CanadaReal Estate and Construction
    CP LLP
    CP LLP
  • Article

    Was He Or She Capable? Disputing Or Defending The Validity Of Power Of Attorneys

    With an aging population, it has become increasingly common for people to put continuing powers of attorney (POAs) in place to ensure their affairs...
    CanadaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    CP LLP
    CP LLP
  • Article

    Family Ties: How Nepotism Can Lead To Family Status Discrimination Claims

    When it comes to Canada's various employment laws, one thing is certain: job candidates and workers should be dealt with on the basis of individual merit.
    CanadaEmployment and HR
    CP LLP
    CP LLP
  • Article

    Some Thoughts On Forfeiture Of Deposit And Penalties/Relief From Forfeiture In Real Estate Disputes

    Amy owns a commercial property in the GTA that she decides to sell. She enters into an Agreement of Purchase and Sale ("APS") to sell her property to Bob for $10m.
    CanadaReal Estate and Construction
    CP LLP
    CP LLP
  • Article

    Lost Bargain In Land: Calculating Damages When Buyers Back Out

    Amy owns a commercial property in the GTA that she decides to sell.
    CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law
    CP LLP
    CP LLP
  • Article

    The Challenge Of Fresh Consideration In Amended Employment Agreements

    All contracts require the legal elements of offer, acceptance, and a passing of ‘consideration' between the contracting parties.
    CanadaEmployment and HR
    CP LLP
    CP LLP
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    When A Request For Mental Health Leave Strains The Business

    The modern workplace has seen a rise in requests for stress and mental health leave. In a labour market that is still recovering from the aftermath of the Pandemic, how can employers best manage these requests and keep business operating smoothly?
    CanadaEmployment and HR
    CP LLP
    CP LLP
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    Turkish Appellate Court Reversed The Decision Of The Court Of First Instance Requiring Strict Standard Of Proof In Anti-Dumping Investigations - A Case Against US Originating Products

    On 3 October 2018, the Plenary Session of Tax Law Divisions of the Turkish Council of State issued its judgment reversing two decisions of the 7th Circuit of the Council of State, which annulled the communiqué ...
    TurkeyLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    ACTECON
    ACTECON
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    Turkish Trade Remedies – 27 June 2015 To 3 August 2015

    The following article gives a summary of decrees by the Council of Ministers and communiqués by the Ministry of Economy regarding prevention of unfair competition in imports, made between 27 June 2015 and 3 August 2015.
    TurkeyInternational Law
    Moroglu Arseven
    Moroglu Arseven
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    Turkish Trade Remedies – March 2017

    An overview of notable decrees by the Council of Ministers and communiqués by the Ministry of Economy regarding prevention of unfair competition in imports, made during March 2017.
    TurkeyInternational Law
    Moroglu Arseven
    Moroglu Arseven

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