Real Estate Litigation Articles
A book for dummies, or by dummies?
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca August 30, 2003 A book for dummies, or by dummies? Errors abound in latest real estate guide Book seems based on U.S. information When Benjy, my pet Lhasa Apso, came into my life not quite three years ago, I had no idea how to look after a...
Homes’ in-law suites can be a risky bet
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca August 23, 2003 Homes’ in-law suites can be a risky bet Ads touting basement units play word game If apartment isn’t tagged `legal,’ it probably isn’t According to my dictionary, a euphemism is a substitution of a mild or vague expression for...
Deed forgery far too easy
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca August 16, 2003 Deed forgery far too easy I seem to have touched a nerve with many readers two weeks ago when I wrote the story of an innocent Toronto couple who are facing eviction from their luxury condominium. Back in 2000, a fraud artist...
Buyers had recourse for altered floor plan
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca August 16, 2003 Buyers had recourse for altered floor plan Couple not informed about design changes Grading required additional front steps When you buy a house from a builder, is there any guarantee that you’ll get the same house that was...
Mortgage fraud victims can also lose homes
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca August 2, 2003 Mortgage fraud victims can also lose homes Two Toronto residents face eviction and the loss of their $500,000 condominium under power of sale for defaulting on a fraudulent mortgage placed on the unit a mortgage they knew nothing...
Beware of extra costs for mortgage paperwork
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca July 26 2003 Beware of extra costs for mortgage paperwork The Ontario Bar Association (OBA) has sounded a consumer alert to warn homebuyers of new programs instituted by several of the major banks, which can significantly increase the costs of...
Do neighbours have right to natural light?
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca July 19, 2003 Do neighbours have right to natural light? Toronto artist Gordon MacNamara is fighting the City of Toronto and Canadian Tire because he’s worried about losing sunlight in his historic studio building. For more than 50 years,...
The perils of buying a vendor-built home
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca July 12, 2003 The perils of buying a vendor-built home When Sharon Ann Mariani bought a home in Puslinch Township, she learned the hard way that there are significant risks in buying from a vendor who builds his own house without adequate...
Ontario buyers deserve same rights as British
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca July 5 2003 Ontario buyers deserve same rights as British Should builders of new homes or their agents be held responsible for errors or subsequent alterations in their descriptions of the houses being built and sold? That was the question a...
No flying maple leaves in Markham on Canada Day
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca June 28 2003 No flying maple leaves in Markham on Canada Day Restriction is in subdivision agreement Compromise reached in U.S. case If you’re in the town of Markham this Canada Day weekend, don’t expect to see many displays of patriotism in...
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