On December 12, 2010, the trustees of four dissident parishes within the Anglican Church of Canada (the “ACC”) announced that they will ask the Supreme Court of Canada to hear their appeal from the decision that the lands and buildings used by those parishes are held in trust for the ACC. Effectively, this decision means that those congregations must vacant their lands ...
Frequent readers of this blog will recall a post from September of this year where we wrote about an interesting case from the B.C. Supreme Court in which a defaulter under a purchase and sale agreement involving certain real property was able to avoid a claim for damages. The court had found that the vendor did not properly mitigate her damages thereby relieving the defaulting ...
Imagine being faced with attempting to sell a piece of real estate in a soft market. You eventually obtain the price you are willing to accept and therefore you enter into a binding contract. Unfortunately, the deal does not close because the purchaser is either not able to secure financing or is delayed in obtaining financing (perhaps because the banks are worried about the ...
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