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Property / Real Estate - residential:

Articles/newsletters from law firms - Specific articles:

Canada:

  1. Canada Law Videos .com (#4749)
    Helping you understand Canadian law through video, books, links, forms, articles, and more.

  2. Golish, Kenneth Law Office (#4282)
    Law office of Kenneth Golish, provides services in criminal law, immigration, (US and Canadian) and real estate. Articles and practice information are available at this site.

  3. Josephson Angus Barristers (#4737)
    Josephson Angus Barristers are committed, forceful and passionate advocates for our clients’ legal and commercial interests. We recognize that each case is unique. In consultation with each client, we develop effective strategies to deal with the circumstances that the client faces in a particular case and as they affect the client’s wider interests.

Alberta, Canada:

  1. 10 Tips on Buying / Selling a Home (#419)

  2. An Explanation of your Lawyer (#4439)
    from Douglas Alger Law Office

  3. Buying & Selling a Home: Helpful Hints (#2570)
    seller's checklist; purchaser's checklist; from law firm of Durocher Simpson

  4. Buying Your Home - Facts to know before you sign (Alberta) (#2615)
    from law firm of Wheatley Sadownik

  5. Buying Your Home FAQ (#2687)
    from the law firm of Davidson & Williams

  6. Douglas Alger Law Office (#4422)

  7. Real Estate Law 101 (#3513)
    article from Douglas Alger Law Office

  8. Real Estate Law 101 - Taking the guesswork out of buying your home (#4435)
    from Douglas Alger Law Office

British Columbia, Canada:

  1. Articles of General Interest on various topics (#1101)

  2. Josephson Angus Barristers (#4737)
    Josephson Angus Barristers are committed, forceful and passionate advocates for our clients’ legal and commercial interests. We recognize that each case is unique. In consultation with each client, we develop effective strategies to deal with the circumstances that the client faces in a particular case and as they affect the client’s wider interests.

Newfoundland, Canada:

  1. Fees, Disbursements and Adjustments Related to Residential Real Estate Transactions (#478)
    [Date: January, 1999]

  2. Look Out Below! - Underground Storage Tanks are a Peril for Landowners (#460)
    [Date: January, 1997]

  3. Obtaining Title to Land by Possession: Recent Changes to the Law in Newfoundland and Labador (#477)
    [Date: August, 1997]

Nova Scotia, Canada:

  1. Buying Your Home (#1464)
    concise article (as the law applies in Nova Scotia)

Ontario, Canada:

  1. Agreement of Purchase and Sale (Ontario) (#3742)
    Should one consult a lawyer before signing an agreement of purchase and sale when purchasing or selling a home? ; from the web site of Lawrence Stephen Pascoe

  2. Banks and Starkman (#4667)
    Banks and Starkman has been providing individuals and businesses in West Toronto, Mississauga and Brampton with expert legal services for more than 20 years. We strive to maintain a small modern well staffed office with state-of-the-art technology, where personal attention is available promptly at a reasonable cost.

  3. Buying a Home (#1977)
    brief article - Article by: Bryan R. Dale Barrister & Solicitor

  4. Buying or Selling a Home? (#2350)
    brief article from Slovak, Stockton [Date: March, 1996]

  5. Buying Your Home (#2328)
    article from Ramsey Law Office

  6. Golish, Kenneth Law Office (#4282)
    Law office of Kenneth Golish, provides services in criminal law, immigration, (US and Canadian) and real estate. Articles and practice information are available at this site.

  7. Industrial Contamination Not "Defect Of Title" -- Vendor Not Liable For Failure To Disclose (#505)
    article from the law firm of Willms & Shier [Date: May, 1997]

  8. Lawyer's Role When Purchasing a Home (Ontario) (#3743)
    What tasks does the lawyer perform when representing a purchaser of a house? ; from the web site of Lawrence Stephen Pascoe [Date: September, 1991]

  • Leasing & Real Estate - Legal Forms
    Rental/Lease Forms, Preliminary Leasing Forms, Subleasing, Landlord & Tenant Notices, Lease Amendment & Assignment, Rental of Equipment & Property
  1. Lawyer's Role When Selling a Home (Ontario) (#3744)
    What tasks should the lawyer perform when representing a person selling a home? ; from the web site of Lawrence Stephen Pascoe [Date: October, 1991]

  2. Selling Your Home (#1976)
    brief article - Article by: Bryan R. Dale Barrister & Solicitor

  3. The Ontario New Home Warranty Plan (#1979)
    brief article - Article by: Bryan R. Dale Barrister & Solicitor

  4. Title Insurance (#1978)
    brief article - for real estate transactions - Article by: Bryan R. Dale Barrister & Solicitor

Saskatchewan, Canada:

  1. Saskatchewan Law: Buying and Selling Real Estate (#1508)
    brief article

China:

  1. Josephson Angus Barristers (#4737)
    Josephson Angus Barristers are committed, forceful and passionate advocates for our clients’ legal and commercial interests. We recognize that each case is unique. In consultation with each client, we develop effective strategies to deal with the circumstances that the client faces in a particular case and as they affect the client’s wider interests.

U.S.A.:

  1. Golish, Kenneth Law Office (#4282)
    Law office of Kenneth Golish, provides services in criminal law, immigration, (US and Canadian) and real estate. Articles and practice information are available at this site.

District of Columbia, U.S.A.:

  1. Golish, Kenneth Law Office (#4282)
    Law office of Kenneth Golish, provides services in criminal law, immigration, (US and Canadian) and real estate. Articles and practice information are available at this site.

Michigan, U.S.A.:

  1. Golish, Kenneth Law Office (#4282)
    Law office of Kenneth Golish, provides services in criminal law, immigration, (US and Canadian) and real estate. Articles and practice information are available at this site.

New York, U.S.A.:

  1. Golish, Kenneth Law Office (#4282)
    Law office of Kenneth Golish, provides services in criminal law, immigration, (US and Canadian) and real estate. Articles and practice information are available at this site.

Articles/newsletters from law firms - index pages only:

Canada:

  1. Canada Law Videos .com (#4749)
    Helping you understand Canadian law through video, books, links, forms, articles, and more.

  2. Josephson Angus Barristers (#4737)
    Josephson Angus Barristers are committed, forceful and passionate advocates for our clients’ legal and commercial interests. We recognize that each case is unique. In consultation with each client, we develop effective strategies to deal with the circumstances that the client faces in a particular case and as they affect the client’s wider interests.

Alberta, Canada:

  1. Articles from Carr & Company law firm (#1152)
    articles on various topics including business strategies, litigation strategies, personal finance strategies; also articles from newsltter: The Legal Strategist(tm) Newsletter

  2. For Your Information - from Durocher Simpson (#2569)
    articles on a variety of topics

  3. Legal Information Online - from Douglas Alger Law Office (#3501)
    articles on estate planning, divorce & mediation, litigation, real estate

  4. Publications from Wheatley Sadownik (#2613)
    variety of topics

British Columbia, Canada:

  1. Baker Newby (#3015)

  2. Josephson Angus Barristers (#4737)
    Josephson Angus Barristers are committed, forceful and passionate advocates for our clients’ legal and commercial interests. We recognize that each case is unique. In consultation with each client, we develop effective strategies to deal with the circumstances that the client faces in a particular case and as they affect the client’s wider interests.

Newfoundland, Canada:

  1. White, Ottenheimer & Baker - Newsletter (#453)
    Articles on various topics

Ontario, Canada:

  1. Articles from Ramsey Law Office (#2326)

  2. Articles from Rene Larson law office (#3276)

  3. Real Estate, Wills & Estate law articles from Burgar, Rowe (#1133)
    topics include: Buying A Home; Moving Tips; Joint Ownership of Assets. Articles from the law firm of Burgar, Rowe.

China:

  1. Josephson Angus Barristers (#4737)
    Josephson Angus Barristers are committed, forceful and passionate advocates for our clients’ legal and commercial interests. We recognize that each case is unique. In consultation with each client, we develop effective strategies to deal with the circumstances that the client faces in a particular case and as they affect the client’s wider interests.

Articles/newsletters from others:

Canada:

  1. History of Real Estate Law: The Old English Landholding System (#1512)
    brief article

  2. The Canadian Real-Estate Law Centre (#1511)
    links and/or articles on a variety of topics


  • Leasing & Real Estate - Legal Forms
    Rental/Lease Forms, Preliminary Leasing Forms, Subleasing, Landlord & Tenant Notices, Lease Amendment & Assignment, Rental of Equipment & Property

Alberta, Canada:

  1. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Fee simple ... NOT! - Fee simple estates and life estates. (#1519)
    brief article explaining what is Fee simple

  2. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Qualified, Conditional Ownership (#1520)

  3. Canadian Real-Estate Law: Glossary (#1518)

  4. Real Estate (General) FAQs (#3783)
    answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation

  5. The Rule Against Perpetuities (or "a review of the most complicated damn legal rule ever!") (#1521)
    No future interest is valid unless it can be shown that it will necessarily vest, if at all, no later than 21 years after some life in being at the creation of the interest.

British Columbia, Canada:

  1. British Columbia Real Estate Law (#1394)
    brief article - topics covered: Law and Equity Act; Property Law Act; Land Titles Act; Fraudulent Conveyance

  2. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Fee simple ... NOT! - Fee simple estates and life estates. (#1519)
    brief article explaining what is Fee simple

  3. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Qualified, Conditional Ownership (#1520)

  4. Canadian Real-Estate Law: Glossary (#1518)

  5. The Canadian Real-Estate Law Centre (#1511)
    links and/or articles on a variety of topics

  6. The Rule Against Perpetuities (or "a review of the most complicated damn legal rule ever!") (#1521)
    No future interest is valid unless it can be shown that it will necessarily vest, if at all, no later than 21 years after some life in being at the creation of the interest.

  7. Victoria Elderlaw Centre (#1402)
    articles on various topics

Manitoba, Canada:

  1. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Fee simple ... NOT! - Fee simple estates and life estates. (#1519)
    brief article explaining what is Fee simple

  2. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Qualified, Conditional Ownership (#1520)

  3. Canadian Real-Estate Law: Glossary (#1518)

  4. The Rule Against Perpetuities (or "a review of the most complicated damn legal rule ever!") (#1521)
    No future interest is valid unless it can be shown that it will necessarily vest, if at all, no later than 21 years after some life in being at the creation of the interest.

New Brunswick, Canada:

  1. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Fee simple ... NOT! - Fee simple estates and life estates. (#1519)
    brief article explaining what is Fee simple

  2. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Fee simple ... NOT! - Fee simple estates and life estates. (#1519)
    brief article explaining what is Fee simple

  3. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Qualified, Conditional Ownership (#1520)

  4. Canadian Real-Estate Law: Glossary (#1518)

  5. The Rule Against Perpetuities (or "a review of the most complicated damn legal rule ever!") (#1521)
    No future interest is valid unless it can be shown that it will necessarily vest, if at all, no later than 21 years after some life in being at the creation of the interest.

Newfoundland, Canada:

  1. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Qualified, Conditional Ownership (#1520)

  2. Canadian Real-Estate Law: Glossary (#1518)

  3. The Rule Against Perpetuities (or "a review of the most complicated damn legal rule ever!") (#1521)
    No future interest is valid unless it can be shown that it will necessarily vest, if at all, no later than 21 years after some life in being at the creation of the interest.

Northwest Territories, Canada:

  1. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Fee simple ... NOT! - Fee simple estates and life estates. (#1519)
    brief article explaining what is Fee simple


  • Leasing & Real Estate - Legal Forms
    Rental/Lease Forms, Preliminary Leasing Forms, Subleasing, Landlord & Tenant Notices, Lease Amendment & Assignment, Rental of Equipment & Property
  1. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Qualified, Conditional Ownership (#1520)

  2. Canadian Real-Estate Law: Glossary (#1518)

  3. The Rule Against Perpetuities (or "a review of the most complicated damn legal rule ever!") (#1521)
    No future interest is valid unless it can be shown that it will necessarily vest, if at all, no later than 21 years after some life in being at the creation of the interest.

Nova Scotia, Canada:

  1. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Fee simple ... NOT! - Fee simple estates and life estates. (#1519)
    brief article explaining what is Fee simple

  2. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Qualified, Conditional Ownership (#1520)

  3. Canadian Real-Estate Law: Glossary (#1518)

  4. The Rule Against Perpetuities (or "a review of the most complicated damn legal rule ever!") (#1521)
    No future interest is valid unless it can be shown that it will necessarily vest, if at all, no later than 21 years after some life in being at the creation of the interest.

Ontario, Canada:

  1. Buying A Home (Ontario) (#1513)
    brief article - originally from the Law Society of Upper Canada for the general public

  2. Buying a House (Ontario) - The Lawyer's Role (#1514)
    brief article - originally from the Law Society of Upper Canada for the general public

  3. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Fee simple ... NOT! - Fee simple estates and life estates. (#1519)
    brief article explaining what is Fee simple

  4. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Qualified, Conditional Ownership (#1520)

  5. Canadian Real-Estate Law: Glossary (#1518)

  6. Selling Your Home (#1516)
    brief article - originally from the Law Society of Upper Canada for the general public

  7. The Canadian Real-Estate Law Centre (#1511)
    links and/or articles on a variety of topics

  8. The Rule Against Perpetuities (or "a review of the most complicated damn legal rule ever!") (#1521)
    No future interest is valid unless it can be shown that it will necessarily vest, if at all, no later than 21 years after some life in being at the creation of the interest.

Prince Edward Island, Canada:

  1. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Fee simple ... NOT! - Fee simple estates and life estates. (#1519)
    brief article explaining what is Fee simple

  2. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Qualified, Conditional Ownership (#1520)

  3. Canadian Real-Estate Law: Glossary (#1518)

  4. The Rule Against Perpetuities (or "a review of the most complicated damn legal rule ever!") (#1521)
    No future interest is valid unless it can be shown that it will necessarily vest, if at all, no later than 21 years after some life in being at the creation of the interest.

Quebec, Canada:

  1. Canadian Real-Estate Law: Glossary (#1518)

Saskatchewan, Canada:

  1. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Fee simple ... NOT! - Fee simple estates and life estates. (#1519)
    brief article explaining what is Fee simple

  2. Canadian Real-Estate Law - Qualified, Conditional Ownership (#1520)

  3. Canadian Real-Estate Law: Glossary (#1518)

  4. The Canadian Real-Estate Law Centre (#1511)
    links and/or articles on a variety of topics

  5. The Rule Against Perpetuities (or "a review of the most complicated damn legal rule ever!") (#1521)
    No future interest is valid unless it can be shown that it will necessarily vest, if at all, no later than 21 years after some life in being at the creation of the interest.


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