When “at any time” doesn’t mean “any time”: A welcome dose of common sense
For years, employment lawyers in Ontario have had a strange relationship with termination clauses. We love them, we hate them, and sometimes we spend months litigating over a single word buried in a contract drafted years earlier. In fact, it was not uncommon for a termination clause to be s…
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Will pollution exclusion clauses stand up in commercial general liability insurance policies? The Ontario Court of Appeal says yes, when they are directed at activities likely to cause traditional soil and water pollution. See ING Insurance Company of Canada v. Miracle (Mohawk Imperial Sales…
View the post titled Do Pollution Exclusion clauses work?Designing a holdback clause
Real estate transactions often include holdbacks to deal with environmental issues. Unfortunately, the holdback clauses are often poorly worded, which can lead to unnecessary disputes. A recent case in the Ontario Superior Court illustrates the problem:
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