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1. The View – Missing Persons. When Can You Deem Someone Has Actually Died? Sometimes, very unfortunately, loved ones go missing. They may never return from a hunting trip, or a hike in the mountains. How can we deal with their assets? ... |
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In recent years, several communities all over the world have sought to means by which to reduce the accumulation of plastic in our natural environment. ... |
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3. Public Bidding, Exclusion Clauses and Public Policy Concerns: Contracting Out of Liability for a Flawed Bidding Process As discussed in my previous article, Invitations to Tender: Why it is Important Both Bidders and Solicitors to Follow Proper Process, the solicitation of bids for public projects must follow a fair and transparent process. ... |
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4. The L-Visa: An Attractive Option for Canadian Companies For Canadian companies looking send their Canadian employees to the United States to work with their American parent, branch or subsidiary company, the L Visa is an attractive option. ... |
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5. Amendments to BC’s Residential Tenancy Act: What it Means for Property Owners Seeking Exemption from BC’s Proposed Speculation Tax Do you own recreational property in Kelowna or West Kelowna? Thinking of renting it to avoid BC’s proposed speculation tax, but still want to enjoy it yourself for some parts of the year? ... |
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6. BC’s New Database for Beneficial Ownership of Real Estate The 2018 Provincial Budget introduced the government’s 30-Point Plan for Housing Availability in British Columbia. ... |
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7. Proprietary Estoppel, Land Use and Oppression The recent case of Dalpadado v North Bend Land Society. ... |
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8. What One Has Earned – Courts Impose Compensation Where Parties Fail to Solidify a Contract Often times, parties will get to the edge of entering into contractual relations, but miss the steps required to form a contractual agreement. ... |
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