November 18th, 2024 - Family Law, Real Estate
Is an unsigned agreement enforceable?The courts are often required to determine whether a binding and enforceable contract is established between two competing parties. This is sometimes a straightforward task – for example, where there is a clear and unambiguous agreement, written into a formal...
Read moreJuly 30th, 2024 - Real Estate
Conditional v. Unconditional OffersA purchase offer is an important part of any real estate transaction. This document sets the terms and conditions that will govern the transaction. A buyer will make an offer, either conditional or unconditional, which once accepted by the seller,...
Read moreJune 11th, 2024 - Corporate Law, Real Estate
Capital Gains Inclusion Rates set to increase in AlbertaSome Canadians are scrambling to sell off capital assets before June 25, 2024, in hopes of avoiding the Federal government’s impending increase to the capital gains inclusion rate. This change to capital gains taxes is aimed at ensuring the wealthiest...
Read moreMay 10th, 2023 - Real Estate
Judge rules against Sudbury couple facing $400K home repair billhttps://northernontario.ctvnews.ca/judge-rules-against-sudbury-couple-facing-400k-home-repair-bill-1.6359175 Buying a new home is supposed to be an exciting milestone. It’s a huge accomplishment and something you’ve worked hard for and the last thing you or any new homeowner wants to experience is a massive and unexpected home...
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November 7th, 2022 - Real Estate
Northern Alberta’s real estate market is thriving. At Hayes Fry Law, we know it’s easy to get carried away when the market is hot. We also know that buying a home is one of the biggest investments many of our...
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