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By now participants in the construction industry have had an opportunity to familiarize themselves and experience the changes implemented in the not-so newly named Construction Act,
Contracts are one of the most foundational pieces of our legal system. Two parties (they could be individuals, corporations, or even government entities) agree to
The Construction Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. C.30 (the “Construction Act”) imposes substantial obligations and limitations upon both Owners and Contractors when it comes to their
Mistakes happen, even in construction. While contractors and tradespeople are highly diligent professionals, errors can occur in a job at any stage. Sometimes these are
Payment disputes resulting from the provision of construction services can arise at any time. Failure to make payment is the most common disagreement, which can
In simple terms, a status certificate is a financial health check of a condominium as required by the Ontario Condominium Act. The status certificate is a report that contains full information on the financials of the condominium corporation, including the fees that you will owe, and any major expenses to come.
There are multiple parties involved in any large-scale construction project. Between property owners, general contractors, subcontractors, etc. there are several ‘cooks in the kitchen,’ all
By: Anthony J. Gabriele, AssociateEmail: gabriele@paveylaw.com On July 1, 2018, some of the long-awaited amendments to the Construction Lien Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. C.30 came into force.
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