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When an owner is in arrears with respect to condominium fees, The Condominium Property Act allows the condominium corporation to seize the rents of a tenant who is living in a rented condominium unit.
On May 1, 2016, an amended version of The Enforcement of Money Judgments Act came into effect, which address a number of issues under the previous version of the act.
When was the last time you thought about the dispute resolution provisions in your contracts? Minimize your risk by ensuring you have a clear dispute resolution provision in your business contracts.
McDougall Gauley LLP acted as Saskatchewan counsel to the Design-Build-Finance-Maintain consortium for the first Public-Private Partnership completed in Swift Current.
A distinctive trade-mark allows a business to build public good will and brand reputation. To preserve and enhance the value of your trade-marks, it is critical to use them properly.
Effective May 24, 2016, issuers who engage in the private placement of exempt market securities in Saskatchewan will be required to file their Reports on Exempt Distribution via SEDAR.
It is essential to have a Business Transition Plan in place to ensure a smooth transition to the next generation that is the least disruptive to the business' operations and values.
Darren Kraushaar discusses the concepts of innocent until proven guilty, media influence on public opinion, and reasonable doubt in reference to the Netflix documentary “Making a Murderer”.
How far is too far for a child to travel to school in Saskatchewan? The SK Court of Appeal recently weighed in on a family law case discussing this issue.
Condo Talk: Collecting from TenantsWhen an owner is in arrears with respect to condominium fees, The Condominium Property Act allows the condominium corporation to seize the rents of a tenant who is living in a rented condominium unit.
Contaminated Commercial Sites in SaskatchewanDo you know what historically took place on the commercial land you own or the land surrounding it? If not, there is a chance it may be contaminated.
Leases & Subdivision Requirements under The Planning & Development ActThe subdivision provisions of The Planning and Development Act, 2007 (Saskatchewan) might, in some circumstances, affect the validity of a lease.
Business Transition PlanningIt is essential to have a Business Transition Plan in place to ensure a smooth transition to the next generation that is the least disruptive to the business' operations and values.
Have we learned anything from the documentary “Making a Murderer”?Darren Kraushaar discusses the concepts of innocent until proven guilty, media influence on public opinion, and reasonable doubt in reference to the Netflix documentary “Making a Murderer”.
Saskatchewan Families: Built for Life on the Open RoadHow far is too far for a child to travel to school in Saskatchewan? The SK Court of Appeal recently weighed in on a family law case discussing this issue.