What would you do if you found a gold bar while renovating someone’s house?
Finders keepers’ law not always a golden ticket
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2016 Toronto Star Property Law Columns
Protecting condo buyers when materials, expenses change in final sale agreements
Recent court decisions have ruled in favour of condo buyers seeking a refund of their deposits following a discrepancy between the initial documents they signed and the final sale agreement.
Beware of overcharges during interim occupancy period
The way some builders calculate estimated taxes is not the way the city does it and the result is a significant overcharge to buyers.
Late mortgage payment charges contrary to Interest Act, court rules
Interest Act is intended to protect property owners against abusive lending practices.
Let’s name a lane or two after Wayne and Shuster
Toronto’s Laneway Project offers the perfect chance to honour these famous local comedians, suggests Bob Aaron.