Assignees in a sale should be sure to conduct their own due diligence, regardless of the due diligence previously conducted by the buyer/assignor.
Posts tagged with “Warranty”
A recent Provincial Court decision was an excellent example of how BC higher court judgments are applied to the factual problems that arise between buyers and sellers…
A Supreme Court judge concluded the following advertisement by a representative for the sale of a lot implied a warranty that the buyer could commence construction of a house without unusual expense or building…
A lender’s policy, whether residential or commercial, contains the basic risks plus a broader coverage than is provided in the buyer’s…
The omission of wording in a lease renewal clause that the renewal would be void if the parties were unable to agree upon the renewal terms, led to some surprising results, at least for the tenant…
When a buyer contracts to purchase a residence before construction of it is complete, the law implies a warranty in favour of the buyer that the work will be done in a good…
A recent edition of the Bulletin contained a reminder that because of the risk of liability, licensees should not complete the UFFI disclosure statement on the standard Contract of Purchase and Sale…
A vendor innocently misrepresents the area of his lot as 10 acres when it is only six acres. If the purchaser relied upon this misrepresentation and discovered the mistake BEFORE completing his purchase…
This is a common warranty given either at the request of the prospective purchaser, or of the mortgage company considering an application by the purchaser for financing…
A recent case illustrates the liability which may attach to both a limited company and the employee of the limited company, resulting from the actions of the employees…
The Offer to Purchase used by the Multiple Listing Service of the Victoria Real Estate Board contains the following clauses:” . . . Balance of cash payment to be deposited in trust by the purchaser by 5 p.m. on…