When “Forever” Doesn’t Mean 40 Years: How Privity and a Notice of Claim Affect the Expiry of a Restrictive Covenant
Ontario’s land registry rules are famously unforgiving when it comes to old Restrictive Covenants.
Ontario’s land registry rules are famously unforgiving when it comes to old Restrictive Covenants.
When private property is expropriated in Ontario, the Expropriations Act entitles the owner to
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Save The Date: Cunningham Swan Annual Municipal Seminar Plan to join us on October
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Provincial Planning Statement to Come into Force in October 2024 On August 20, 2024,
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There are different income considerations for self-employed individuals facing child or spousal support obligations.
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I previously wrote about a finding of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice that
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