Consequences of Failing to Deliver a Deposit in Ontario Real Estate Transactions
In Ontario’s competitive real estate market, a signed Agreement of Purchase and Sale (APS) signifies a binding commitment between a buyer...
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Blog: What happens if I don’t pay the real estate deposit?
Failure to Pay Deposits on Real Estate Transactions in Ontario: In recent months, there has been a noticeable uptick in situations where...
CP24: Man accused of profiting off NOSIs in Ontario lived high life: social media posts
Greg Weedon is quoted warning lawyers and consumers to remain vigilant while the Ontario Government takes steps to remove NOSIs going...
CBC: Ontario minister says help is on the way for homeowners stuck with 'fraudulent' liens
CBC spotlights Greg Weedon for his advocacy against Notices of Security Interest (NOSIs). The Ontario government is proposing legislation...
CTV: NDP bill aims to protect Ontario homeowners from scams which place liens on their home
Greg Weedon, a real estate litigation lawyer in Toronto, said the NDP bill was a step forward, but given the widespread misuse of NOSIs,...
Darmanin v. Dhiman, 2024: $450K 'Buyer-Breach' Judgment Obtained by Weedon Law
Weedon Law represented the plaintiff vendor in a real estate litigation file regarding an aborted agreement of purchase and sale. In this...
Ahmad v. Marques, 2023: Weedon Law successfully defends CPL motion in a file dealing with an aborted agreement of purchase and sale.
Weedon Law successfully represented the vendor on a motion brought by the purchaser who sought leave to register a certificate of pending...
Greg Weedon Featured in the Toronto Star
Greg Weedon was recently featured in the Toronto Star for his advocacy in the fight against predatory loans and title fraud. Elderly...
CBC: Man alleged to be behind high-interest mortgage scam living large on social media
According to CBC, homeowners are not be aware that they have NOSIs registered on their homes. Clarke's lawyer, Greg Weedon, wants the...
Rabuka v. Canada's Choice Capital, 2023; Successful Application brought by a vulnerable senior disputing illegitimate Notice of Security Agreements (NOSIs) worth $234,726.00
The plaintiff, Arthur Rabuka, alleges he fell victim to a fraudulent door-to-door HVAC, renovation, and financing scheme, resulting in...
Toronto Star: Builders trying to squeeze huge extra charges from innocent purchasers may be out of luck
The Toronto Star covered new home builders who attempted to impose significant additional charges on unsuspecting homebuyers. Weedon Law,...
Bowie v Bhandari, 2023: Obtained Summary Judgment in regards to a failed real estate transaction
The Plaintiff and Defendants entered an Agreement of Purchase and Sale on May 6, 2022, with a purchase price of $1,080,000 and a closing...
CBC Marketplace: Elaborate Scam Impacting Seniors
Greg Weedon was recently featured on CBC Marketplace in the fight against predatory lending practices targeting vulnerable seniors. This...
Dhaliwal v. Midland Homes, 2023: Successful Application against a pre-construction builder disputing additional charges sought by builder amounting to $152,000
The purchaser applied under the Vendors and Purchasers Act regarding a requisition or question related to a real estate purchase...
Weedon Law Featured in Bloomberg: Distressed deals pile up in Canada's once-booming housing market
Greg Weedon opines on the pitfalls of the 2022 real estate market on BNN Bloomberg. This article examines the surge in distressed...
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