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  • A Wayward Emoji and the Fundamentals of Business Contracts

    In the digital age, our methods of communication have evolved drastically, with emojis becoming a staple of modern conversations. But what happens when these simple symbols take on significant legal meaning? A recent decision by the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has drawn attention to the power of em … Read more »

  • Overcoming Title Defects in Ontario Real Estate Transactions

    In Ontario real estate transactions, a clear and marketable title is paramount. A marketable title ensures that the property is free from any encumbrances or defects that could significantly impact the buyer’s ownership rights or enjoyment of the property. Title defects can arise from various source … Read more »

  • Ensuring a Smooth Transition: Business Succession Planning in Ontario

    Business succession planning is a cornerstone of responsible business ownership. It is a strategic process that involves the methodical transfer of ownership and management control to a designated successor. When executed with foresight and meticulous planning, this transition can safeguard a busine … Read more »

  • Beyond Expropriation: The Law of Constructive Taking

    Expropriation, the government’s power to acquire private property for public purposes, is a complex legal process with significant implications for landowners. While the core principles of expropriation law in Ontario have remained relatively stable, recent developments, particularly in the area of … Read more »

  • Easements in Ontario: A Comprehensive Guide

    An easement is a legal right that allows one property owner (the dominant tenement) to use another person’s land (the servient tenement) for a specific purpose. Unlike a licence, which is revocable permission, an easement is a property interest that endures beyond the ownership of specific individua … Read more »