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Ascertaining a Dominant Tenement With a Right to a View
Cases Considered: Kolias v. Owners Condominium Plan 309 CDC, 2007 ABQB 714 PDF Version: Ascertaining a Dominant Tenement With a Right to a View The small community known as Eagle Ridge occupies the eastern shore of the Glenmore Reservoir in … Continue reading
Standing to Seek Judicial Review or Simply a Matter of Legislative Drafting?
Cases Considered: Real Estate Council of Alberta v. Henderson, 2007 ABCA 303 Keywords: administrative law, real estate, regulation of professions PDF Version: Standing to Seek Judicial Review or Simply a Matter of Legislative Drafting? The Real Estate Council of Alberta … Continue reading
Posted in Administrative Law, Property
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Private Justice Delayed
Cases Considered: Flock v. Flock, 2007 ABCA 287, Flock v. Flock, 2007 ABQB 307 Keywords: arbitration, matrimonial property division, leave to appeal PDF Version: Private Justice Delayed In September 2007, Mr. Justice Peter Martin denied leave to appeal of a … Continue reading
Posted in Arbitration, Family, Property
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A Tenant’s Right to Withhold Payment of Rent
Cases Considered: Botar v. Mainstreet Equity Corp., 2007 ABQB 608 PDF Version: A Tenant’s Right to Withhold Payment of Rent This appeal illustrates how difficult it can be to evict a residential tenant who has not paid rent for the … Continue reading
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Tagged landlord and tenant, rent withholding, residential tenancy
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Sub-Tenant Woes When a Head Lease Disappears
Cases Considered: 581834 Alberta Ltd. v. Alberta (Gaming and Liquor Commission), 2007 ABCA 332, 581834 Alberta Ltd. v. Alberta (Gaming and Liquor Commission), 2006 ABQB 47 PDF Version: Sub-Tenant Woes When a Head Lease Disappears This case illustrates the dangers … Continue reading
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Tagged commercial lease, covenant for quiet enjoyment, landlord and tenant
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