
CITATION: Xing v. Yucca Lands Ltd., 2019 ONSC 615
Exec Summary: Assignment listed on MLS, contract did not permit. Summary: Buyer seeks the return of monies paid in accordance with the Agreement of purchase and sale which was terminated by the seller for alleged defaults by the Buyer. Seller seeks a declaration that the deposits and other monies paid by the Buyer be forfeited due to the default. A standard form schedule “X” formed a part of the agreement and imposed general restrictions on the Buyer’s ability to “assign, con

Perkins v. Sheikhtavi, 2019 ONCA 925
Summary: Appellant claims the Agreement of purchase & sale was frustrated. Or alternatively, that there was an IMPLIED condition in the agreement that the offer was conditional on the sale of her home and for financing. Originally, the home was listed for sale March 2017. 13 offers were made on the home. The appellants offer was accepted at $1,871,000 with a deposit of $80,000. The offer was UNCONDITIONAL. Evidence was presented by 2 Real Estate Agents that after the ON Govt
CASE: Issa v. Jarrah, 2019 ONSC 6744
CASE: Issa v. Jarrah, 2019 ONSC 6744 Summary: Buyer sues for a declaration that the agreement of purchase and sale is null and void and seeks rescission and sues for the return of the $50,000 deposit plus interest. Keller Williams Agency acted for both the Seller(s) and Buyer(s) in this transaction. During the viewing of the property, the buyer asked the seller (who was present) and the Realtor® about the square footage. The Relator® indicated that the property was approxim