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No trespassers allowed

The act of "trespassing" is often conceptualized as one person setting foot on another person's land without their consent. "Get off my property

Strata corporations have responsibility for large and complex real estate assets. Like any complex real estate asset, a strata building is sure to

The recent decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal in AIM Health Group Inc. v. 40 Finchgate Limited Partnership, 2012 ONCA 795 provides a useful

On March 15th, 2013 the Assessment Review Board ruled that a superintendent's unit in a condominium corporation should be assessed, for taxation

Whether personal property is a "fixture" can have important consequences to buyers, sellers, and lenders. Items which are securely affixed to land

For some, environmental liability is akin to a game of hot potato. In other words, no one wants to be the one left holding the potato when the music

Insurance coverage, responsibilities and deductibles in condominiums is one of the most complex issues to deal with, in large part because it may be

One of the ways a condominium corporation can lose the right to bring a claim against the declarant for construction deficiencies, or an application

Pursuant to section 3 of Ontario's Occupier's Liability Act, liability may arise from a failure of an occupier "to take such care as in all the

It is that time of year again. Registered charities in Ontario should take note of a time-limited opportunity to obtain a rebate on property taxes