January 27, 2023 By Nick Melchiorre Leaving a judge in a quandary is never a good thing. Lawsuits over aborted real estate transactions seemed to […]
by Weilers LLP January 13, 2023 By Nick Melchiorre THE ISSUE If you are the seller of a house and the buyer fails to close, how do you […]
by Weilers LLP January 7, 2023 By Mark Mikulasik Chances are that at some time you have signed a contract containing an “entire agreement” clause. Entire agreement clauses […]
by Weilers LLP December 18, 2022 By Brian Babcock We have written before about the question of when you can get your deposit back on a failed real […]
by Weilers LLP December 11, 2022 By Mark Mikulasik Lawyers are taught in their first year contracts course that one of the essential elements of any contract is […]
by Weilers LLP December 6, 2022 By Brian Babcock If you are planning to transfer residential real estate to a non-Canadian, you should do so before December 31st, […]
by Weilers LLP November 20, 2022 By Brian Babcock We all need relief from the pressures of the pandemic. The law is still sorting out its role in […]
by Weilers LLP September 24, 2022 By Mark Mikulasik If you are signing an agreement of purchase and sale to buy real estate that does not contain a […]
by Weilers LLP September 18, 2022 By Mark Mikulasik If you are a partner in a business venture, you not only have risks to outsiders, you have risks […]
by Weilers LLP August 18, 2022 By Brian Babcock When a real estate transaction fails to close through no fault of the buyer, they usually can expect the […]
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