Category: Real Estate Litigation

Contracts for the purchase and sale of real property and many other commercial contracts contain a clause that says in respect of certain or all contractual obligations that “time is
It can be frustrating for homeowners dealing with inadequate contractors that the controlling mind/primary owner of the company can hide behind their corporation to avoid personal liability.
A builders lien can be an effective, powerful and inexpensive tool for helping unpaid contractors, subcontractors, suppliers receive payment for their materials and services.
As I’ve previously written, the “Winnipeg Condo” decision is an authority by which a party may seek to recover against negligent builders and contractors.
It is most likely common knowledge that, for quite some time, the housing market in the lower mainland has been a highly competitive environment.
Building your own home can be a challenging, but rewarding experience. Many property owners will choose to oversee or complete the construction of their home.
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