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Perspectives for the Professions - June 2019: Public Communications That Do Not Cross the Line: Dealing with Claims of Defamation

Tsatsi v College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan, 2018 SKCA 53, held that a physician’s defamation claim against his regulator, his employer, and the government, should be dismissed as a result of the defences of truth and qualified...By: Field Law
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Field Law | Jun 14,2019 |

Is Time Really of the Essence?

The Use of "Time is of the Essence" Clauses in Commercial Real Estate Repurchase Options - In Di Millo v 2099232 Ontario Inc., the ONCA provided some guidance and analysis on both “time is of the essence” clauses as well as the availability of...By: Field Law
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Field Law | May 30,2019 |

Use of Restrictive Covenants in Residential Developments

Restrictive covenants are “building schemes” that operate outside of – and in addition to – municipal zoning bylaws. The obligations associated with restrictive covenants “run with the land” and are binding on any future buyer of the property....By: Field Law
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Field Law | May 29,2019 |

What’s Old Is New Again – Municipal Reserve Lands In Alberta Cannot Be Liened

Builders’ liens are a useful tool for unpaid contractors and subcontractors on a construction project. They provide a right to make a claim and register an instrument against title to a parcel of land, with the ultimate remedy being a sale of those...By: Field Law
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Field Law | May 28,2019 |
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