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Setting sufficient security: Builders lien case note - Construction + Engineering Law Blog
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Construction Engineering Law Blog. Construction Engineering Law Blog. Setting sufficient security: Builders lien case note. In the recent decision of. Buckle v. Timberview Developments Ltd. Justice Williams considered a petition by Steve Buckle (and his numbered company) to have a lien discharged from the title of a property in Whistler B.C., where Mr. Buckle was building a residential home. Justice Williams began his analysis by citing section 24 of the. Builders Lien Act,. Which states that a registere...
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Business Law Blog - 2/7 - Alexander Holburn Beaudin & Lang LLP
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SEC adopts rules for resource extraction issuers. The Securities and Exchange Commission (the Commission. Recently announced it adopted final rules to require resource extraction issuers to disclose payments made to governments for the commercial development of oil, natural gas or minerals. The rules require an …. SEC adopts amendments to implement changes for Exchange Act registration requirements. Recently, the Securities and Exchange Commission ( SEC. Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Issuers that rely...
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How to navigate the subtleties of contract warranties - Construction + Engineering Law Blog
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Construction Engineering Law Blog. Construction Engineering Law Blog. How to navigate the subtleties of contract warranties. Buried near the end of most construction contracts are contractual warranties. These clauses rarely receive much attention or comment but, a recent court decision has highlighted the risks inherent in these common clauses. Greater Vancouver Water District v. North American Steel and Pipe Ltd. This piece was originally written for the Vancouver Regional Construction Association.
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October 2016 Archives - Construction + Engineering Law Blog
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Construction Engineering Law Blog. Construction Engineering Law Blog. Monthly Archives: October 2016. Legal Basics of Procurement – Part 2 (Duty of Good Faith). The following article discusses the differences between traditional tendering contracts and request for proposals (or RFPs), in relation to the duty of good faith. 1 What is an invitation to tender? The formative Canadian decision on the tendering process and …. Back to all blogs →. Subscribe to our RSS Feed. Alexander Holburn Beaudin Lang LLP.
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Overview of Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation - Information + Privacy Law Blog
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Information Privacy Law Blog. Overview of Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation. The full text of CASL and its regulations can be found here. On the Industry Canada website. THE GENERAL PROHIBITION DON’T SEND UNSOLICITED CEMS. GENERAL REQUIREMENT CONTENT OF MESSAGES. Having cast a broad net of prohibition, CASL provides some relief by designating certain exceptions. Firstly, the consent requirement does not apply to a CEM sent in a personal or family relationship or sent as an inquiry relating to the recipi...
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Apologies, but no results were found for the requested archive. Back to all blogs →. Subscribe to our RSS Feed. Sign up to receive email notifications on the latest posts. Welcome to the Business Law Blog. Alexander Holburn Beaudin Lang LLP. 2700-700 W Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC Canada V7Y 1B8. Switchboard: 604 484 1700. General fax line: 604 484 9700. Toll free: 877 688 1351. 2016 Alexander Holburn Beaudin Lang LLP.
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DIP financing basics and recent case law - Business Law Blog
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DIP financing basics and recent case law. By way of background, the. Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. BIA ) is a federal statute that sets out Canada’s bankruptcy regime. It is used to liquidate an insolvent business and contains a proposal regime under which debtors can reorganize and reach compromises with their creditors. The. Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act. A brief history of DIP financing. Statutory basis for DIP financing. D) whether the loan would enhance the prospects of a viable compromise o...
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Wills + Estates Law Blog - 2/6 - Alexander Holburn Beaudin & Lang LLP
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Wills Estates Law Blog. Wills Estates Law Blog. Memorandum to a Will. A Memorandum to a Will is a separate document from the Will which may convey bequests, instructions or wishes to the Executor. A Memorandum to a Will may be either binding or non-binding. A binding Memorandum may be incorporated by …. Courts frown on Executors using Estate funds to defend their personal interests. Left Out in the Cold: Estate Freezes and Shareholder Oppression. Over the past few years, Canadian courts have started taki...
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Trustees Take Note – Context is Key when Interpreting a Settlor’s Intention; Broad Discretion is Not a Shield - Wills + Estates Law Blog
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Wills Estates Law Blog. Wills Estates Law Blog. Trustees Take Note – Context is Key when Interpreting a Settlor’s Intention; Broad Discretion is Not a Shield. In July of this year, the B.C. Court of Appeal released its decision in. Miles v. Vince. 2014 BCCA 289. The court removed and replaced a lay trustee for failing to meet the prudent investor standard set out in s. 15.2 of B.C.’s. The Court of Appeal wholly overruled the trial judge’s decision. Ms. Vince had not met the prudent investor stand...Trust...
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