Deemed Common Sense….Or Not? Those of us who defend municipalities in personal injury actions arising from allegedly insufficient road maintenanceRead more
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Deemed Common Sense….Or Not? Those of us who defend municipalities in personal injury actions arising from allegedly insufficient road maintenanceRead more
By Stuart Gordon, Student-At-Law In Ontario, municipalities are governed by the Municipal Act, 2001. This legislation outlines the powersRead more
Overview The Supreme Court of Canada released its decision on the appeal in Nelson (City) v. Marchi on October 21,Read more
Shared driveways are a common feature of many residential properties, and it can often be hard to define exactly whereRead more
What recourse do you have when your commercial neighbour decides to unilaterally remove parking that you both share? This issueRead more
At what point in time should a developer terminate a pre-construction Agreement of Purchase and Sale (APS) when a buyerRead more
On June 12, 2020, the Supreme Court of Canada offered new insight into the scope of Charter damages in ConseilRead more
