Real Estate Litigation Articles
Seller’s existing mortgage can be superb marketing tool
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca August 5, 2000 Seller’s existing mortgage can be superb marketing tool When sellers and their agents list a property for sale, they often overlook an item that’s a superb marketing tool and that could add thousands – even tens of thousands –...
Draft real estate law flawed
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca August 4, 2001 Draft real estate law flawed Changes strengthen cabinet, weaken democratic process STEVE RUSSELL/ TORONTO STAR FILE PHOTO QUESTIONS: Norm Sterling, consumer and business services minister, faces the media at Queen’s Par The...
City’s gouging home buyers with hefty fee hike
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca July 29, 2000 City’s gouging home buyers with hefty fee hike In a blatant cash grab last month, the City of Toronto instituted a 30 per cent fee increase for its tax certificates from $50 to $65 without any notice to the real estate bar. For...
No beach party for Lake Erie residents
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca July 28, 2001 No beach party for Lake Erie residents Cottagers fought court battle for waterfront access One of the most important components of owning a waterfront summer home is the right to access and use the adjoining lake or river. When...
Hallelujah! Land transfer tax refund here to stay.
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca July 22, 2000 Hallelujah! Land transfer tax refund here to stay. Good news and bad news arrived from the Ontario government in recent days. First, the good news. The Taxpayer Dividend Act, making permanent the land transfer tax refund for...
Lessons for buyers from project fire
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca Bob Aaron July 21, 2001 Lessons for buyers from project fire Review maximum extension times for closings Some of the purchasers in the Liberty Walk townhouse project, which burned to the ground in May, are being allowed to back out of their...
Purchaser cancels deal and gets deposit back
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca July 15, 2000 Purchaser cancels deal and gets deposit back But future buyers who attempt same thing will not be as lucky. What happens when you sign an offer to buy a new house to be constructed by a builder but change your mind and cancel the...
Final chapter written in `infamous cement case’
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca July 14, 2001 Final chapter written in `infamous cement case’ The Ontario Court of Appeal has written the final chapter in the infamous eastern Ontario cement case. In a judgment released at the end of May, the court upheld the trial decision...
Up-to-date survey is vital
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca July 8, 2000 Up-to-date survey is vital It can save a lot of confusion. With the growing popularity of title insurance in recent years, there seems to be a widespread misconception that it is no longer necessary to have a survey for a...
Liberty Walk buyers won’t have to pay more
Bob Aaron bob@aaron.ca July 7, 2001 Liberty Walk buyers won’t have to pay more Developer due credit for honouring commitment On May 2 of this year, the entire Liberty Walk condominium project on Lawrence Ave. W. near Dufferin St. burned to the ground. The would-be...
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