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Section 2 of the Partition Act says a co-owner may be compelled to make or suffer partition or sale. What the Act permits, how joint tenancy differs, and why the matrimonial home rules only protect married spouses.
The word forfeit does not appear in the OREA Agreement of Purchase and Sale. $13.7 million in Ontario deposit money is sitting unclaimed, and only 21 per cent of it ever went back to a buyer or a seller.
Nothing in the Condominium Act requires owner approval of the budget. The phrase special assessment does not appear in the Act at all. And like-for-like repair is deemed not to be an improvement, so it needs no vote at any price.
Fifteen days and thirty-five days are floors, not the deal. Section 27 says nothing about a shortfall. And a consumer proposal does not stop a secured creditor.
You paid for the appraisal and you are not entitled to see it. The lesser-of rule is not in OSFI B-20. And you cannot appeal the number to the Appraisal Institute.
TRREB days-on-market averages only count homes that sold, so they exclude you by construction. What LDOM and PDOM measure, what RECO says about suspending or cancelling, and why the OREA form has no termination clause.
Section 192.1 of the Excise Tax Act taxes the whole assignment price including your own deposit unless one sentence appears in writing. And the flipping rule has no exception for a low appraisal or a lender pulling out.
Short sale is not an Ontario concept. What the Mortgages Act, the Land Registration Reform Act and FCAC actually say about selling a home worth less than you owe.
A five-bedroom home on a Streetsville cul-de-sac, listed at $1,795,000 and secured at $1,731,111. The three things that moved the price, and the listing history the record does not show you.
The agreement is with the brokerage, not the agent. The cancellation form preserves the holdover clause. And RECO states in its own words that it cannot order a contract cancelled.
