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Exécution en nature : un redressement pas si « extraordinaire » dans un contexte de différend immobilier

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Introduction - Dans deux affaires récentes, la Cour supérieure de justice de l’Ontario (la « Cour ») a rendu des décisions qui s’éloignent de la position voulant que l’exécution en nature soit un redressement «...more

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Specific Performance: Not Too “Extraordinary” of a Remedy for Real Estate Disputes

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Introduction - In two recent cases, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (Court) endorsed a shift away from the view of specific performance as an “extraordinary” remedy in the context of commercial real estate disputes. In...more

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Liquidated Damages Clauses in Commercial Real Estate Contracts in Mississippi

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Mississippi courts generally have found liquidated damages provisions in contracts for the sale and purchase of commercial real estate to be enforceable. The law in this area, however, is muddied by two factors. First, the...more

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Warning: Warranties Can Survive Close of Escrow Even When You Think They Won’t

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As the seller of real property, you might have heard: “Don’t worry, that warranty won’t survive the closing.” Or, you may have assumed that because the purchase agreement stated that certain representations and warranties did...more

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Idaho Real Estate & Development Law Update: Lack of Corporate Formalities Will Not Destroy the Limited Liability Protection...

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In the case of Wandering Trails v. Big Bite Excavation released June 18, 2014, the Idaho Supreme Court clarified the requirements for piercing the veil of a limited liability company or LLC and thereby imposing liability on...more

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Frustration of Purpose: A Frustrating Doctrine

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Next Gen Capital, LLC v. Consumer Lending Associates, LLC illustrates the difficulty a tenant faces when trying to avoid liability for breaching a lease based on the “frustration of purpose” defense. No. 1 CA-CV 12-0624...more

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