Archive for the ‘Law Blog Articles’ Category
by: Robert Pacan Typically, an offer to purchase a property comes with a contractual promise to pay a deposit on acceptance of the offer by the seller. My anecdotal evidence […]
by: Robert Pacan You’ve decided to sell your home and while preparing your home for showings, you discover water damage in the basement. Mold is present on the studs in […]
by: Robert Pacan Two Toronto neighbours had an issue with a tree straddling their property line.[1] At issue was whether one neighbour had the right to cut down the tree […]
by: Robert Pacan It’s not uncommon for a real estate agent to act a dual agent for the buyer and seller on a real estate transaction. In doing so, the […]
by: Robert Pacan Situation: Condo purchasers buy a parking and storage locker from another condo nearby because their building had none available. The condo board from the nearby building subsequently amends […]
by: Robert Pacan It’s not uncommon that a listing agreement between a real estate agent and a seller include a “holdover period”. This clause states that the seller is liable […]
by: Robert Pacan Far too often, purchasers assume that certain items seen in prospective homes accompany the property on closing, but they soon find out that these items are now […]
by: Robert Pacan So you’ve just bought a new house with your spouse, friend, or relative and your real estate lawyer asks you how you want to take title to […]
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