The Canadian Abridgment eDigests -- Real PropertySale of Land • February 22nd, 2021
Parties entered into agreement for purchase and sale of real estate -- Agreement contemplated construction and sale of 10 commercial units on main floor of development project -- Vendor maintained that transaction was extended in accordance with terms and conditions of agreement -- Purchaser failed to tender balance due on closing in accordance with agreement -- Purchaser claimed that vendor unilaterally extended closing date as defined in agreement, there was no evidence that it agreed to new closing date in writing as required by agreement, and there were numerous deficiencies in construction of units -- Purchaser claimed that deficiencies amounted to fundamental breach of agreement, and it brought action seeking return of deposits and damages -- Vendor brought motion for summary judgment dismissing action and seeking forfeiture of deposits -- Motion granted -- Purchaser’s failure to tender balance due on closing or within reasonable period of time thereafter, as contemplated by agre
AGREEMENT FOR SALE OF LANDSale of Land • December 13th, 2022
AGREEMENT for Sale of Land (hereinafter called "AGREEMENT") made on the day of July, 2022, by and between CITY OF HUDSON, Columbia County, New York, a municipal corporation, maintaining its office at [520 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534] (hereinafter called "CITY") and THE KEARNEY REALTY & DEVELOPMENT GROUP INC., a New York
Florio v. Ontario New Home Warranty ProgramSale of Land • February 19th, 2023
Appeal by Florio from a decision of the Commercial Registration Appeal Tribunal overturning decisions of the New Home Warranty Program. Florio purchased a home from the builder. One clause in the agreement provided that the vendor was to construct a bungalow with nine-foot ceilings. Another clause provided that the bungalow was to have 10-foot ceilings. Florio altered the wording of the contract by providing that the vendor was to built a bungalow in accordance with the sketch he produced and this alteration created the ambiguity. He argued that the Tribunal failed to apply the contra proferentum rule against the builder in dealing with this ambiguity.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA IN THE CIVIL DIVISIONSale of Land • August 31st, 2016
BETWEEN VENUS INVESTMENTS LTD. CHRISTOPHER JASON CHINN 1st CLAIMANT2nd CLAIMANT AND PAULA RAMPASSARDBULIE SAMUEL RAMPASSARD 1st DEFENDANT2nd DEFENDANT
Property Services AgreementSale of Land • February 10th, 2023
ContractSale of Land • April 22nd, 2022
Agreement properSale of Land • June 7th, 2022
Didymarion agrees (BL 1, p. 35) … that she has sold |5 and ceded (BL 1, p. 35) to Thermouthis from now on forever … the former … village … a house, collapsed, with (the following) neighbors: to the south, … of -nis son of Apolinarios; to the north, … of … Valerius, veteran, citizen of Antinoopolis; to the east, …; to the west, … of Apolinarios, citizen of Antinoopolis.
Agreement properSale of Land • April 22nd, 2022
… Anoubion by Valeria Sabina … the record office of (the village of) Athena of the subdivision of Themistos of the Arsinoite nome …
Property Services Agreement Sale of Land Sole AgencySale of Land • October 3rd, 2022
