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A recent decision by the Ontario Superior Court provides some clarification on the strict nature of a time is of the essence clause in an agreement of purchase and sale. In Fortress Carlyle Peter S...
This paper served as the background to the comments of Dennis Daoust (a partner in the law firm of Daoust Vukovich LLP) presented at the P.M. Sprin...
Written by Dennis Daoust and Brian Parker (ICSC Law Conference 2019) INTRODUCTION Having a good consultant for your construction project is critica...
Written by Dennis Daoust (ICSC Canadian Law Conference), 2016 Commercial leases contain restrictions on assignment, subleasing and parting with or ...
Written by Deborah Watkins and Brian Parker (The Six-Minute Commercial Leasing Lawyer 2016) When a landlord renovates or repairs its property it mu...
Written by Melissa McBain (The Six-Minute Commercial Leasing Lawyer) The strength of a tenant's financial covenant is, without a doubt, one of the ...
Written by Jamie Paquin and Brian Parker (ICSC U.S. Shopping Center Legal Update, Spring Issue 2016) Canadian landlords often require that tenants ...
Written by Deborah Watkins (ICSC Canadian Law Conference 2015) Leasing premises to a special use tenant has its advantages; as a tenant invests in ...
Written by Gasper Galati and Brian Parker (The Six-Minute Commercial Leasing Lawyer 2015) This paper addresses construction lien issues which arise...
Written by Jamie Paquin (The Six-Minute Commercial Leasing Lawyer 2015) Veterans of the Canadian commercial leasing industry may remember the days ...
Written by Jamie Paquin (The Behar Group Newsletter- Summer 2014 edition) In commercial leases, landlords want as much flexibility as possible to e...
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