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1. » Bill of Sale Form (#4751) «

   Links ot downloadable "Bill of Sale" forms. A "Bill of Sale" is a legal form that is used when you sell or transfer the ownership of goods from a seller (also called a "vendor") to a purchaser.

2. » Canada Legal Forms (#4750) «

   Links to various downloadable easy to use legal forms. Categories include: marriage and cohabitation, wills & power of attorney, corporate/business, leasing & real estate, sales, loans, settlement, human resources, and more.

3. Continuing Power of Attorney for Property (Ontario) (#4768)

   This Form appoints a person to make decisions on your behalf concerning your property and finances. Jurisdiction: Ontario, Canada. Note: Select "CanadaLegal" during checkout.

4. » Lease Agreement (Commercial) -- Do-it-yourself fill-in form (#4756) «

   A Commercial Property Lease Agreement creates a commercial tenancy agreement between a landlord and a tenant.

5. Lease Application (Commercial) (#4809)

   A Commercial Lease Application is used by landlords, lessors, and property managers to collect information from potential tenants.

6. Lease Assignment Agreement (#4787)

   A Lease Assignment Agreement is used when a tenant who is renting property from a landlord wants to transfer the entire interest that the tenant has in the property to a third party. The third party then assumes the lease and all rights and obligations under the lease that the tenant had with the landlord.

7. Power of Attorney (#4799)

   A Power of Attorney is a document which gives another party the legal authority to act on your behalf in order to manage your legal and financial affairs. The power given can be very broad to allow complete control over all your finances and property, or it can be limited to a specific task. A Power of Attorney is crucial to have when planning for future incapacity or extended absences from home.

8. Rental Application (Residential) (#4786)

   A Residential Rental Application is used by landlords, lessees, and property managers to collect information from potential renters.

9. Residential Rental Inspection Report (#4807)

   A Residential Rental Inspection Report is used by landlords (or lessees, or property managers) to record the condition of a rented residence when someone moves into it and again when he or she moves out.

10. » Separation Agreement (#4777) «

    A Separation Agreement is used to divide any property and debts that you and your spouse have incurred, as well as provide for custody, visitation and support of any minor children of the relationship. A Separation Agreement is ideal for separated couples looking to settle property and custody issues prior to a divorce judgment.

11. Sublease Agreement (Residential) (#4785)

    A Residential Sublease Agreement is used to convey some or all of the property rights that a tenant has under a residential lease to a third party for a portion of the tenant's remaining term of the original lease. Is also known as a Sublet Agreement.

12. » US Law Videos .com (#4752) «

    Helping you understand American law through video, books, links, forms, articles, and more.

13. A Basic Resume of principals relating to Quebec Family Law (#4649)

    A brief resume of basic principals relating to Quebec Family Law and the dedication towards the persual of excellence in the practice. Robert Teitelbaum, Attorney at Law. www.quebecfamilylaw.com

14. Academy of Family Mediators (#359)

    Provides mediation services to families facing decisions involving separation, divorce or marital dissolution, child custody, parenting, visitation, property division, wills and estates, elder care, spouse support or alimony, child support, family business, pre-nuptial agreements, and many other disputes, conflicts or issues involving the family.

15. Andrew H. Heft, Attorney - QuebecDivorceLawyer.com (#4628)

    this site will be of interest to anyone seeking information about the family law litigation process in Quebec, and provides a brief summary of the principal issues likely to be encountered including custody, support, property division, family patrimony, matrimonial regimes, and compensatory allowances. It also provides a detailed specimen retainer agreement which contains all of the information needed to understand how litigants in a family dispute can expect to be billed in various scenarios. Finally it provides my professional background and experience and request form for legal advice.

16. Assessment and Property Tax Reform in Ontario (#3162)

    articles and commentaries from the law firm of Poole Milligan

17. Blakes Report On Intellectual Property (#576)

    from the law firm of Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

18. Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (BLG) (#2068)

    Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (BLG) is a full-service, national law firm focusing on business law, commercial litigation and intellectual property solutions.

19. British Columbia - Personal Property Security Act (#1549)

    [RSBC 1996] CHAPTER 359

20. British Columbia Real Estate Law (#1394)

    brief article - topics covered: Law and Equity Act; Property Law Act; Land Titles Act; Fraudulent Conveyance

21. Canada: Change to Intellectual Property and Technology Law (#544)

    from the law firm of Deeth, Williams, Wall [Date: August, 1998]

22. CanadaLegal.com - Debtor / Creditor / debt collections (#4011)

    keywords: absconding debtors, anton piller orders, assignments, bankruptcy and insolvency act, bounced check, bounced cheque, bulk sales act, buyer's affidavit, canada business corporations act, check, cheque, collateral, collection agencies act, creditors relief act, creditor's relief act, creditors' relief act, debt collectors act, debt collector's act, debt collectors' act, debtor's rights, debts, default judgments, demand letter, distress, enforcement, examination, execution act, execution creditor, execution debtor, fixtures, foreign judgment, fraudulent conveyances, fraudulent preferences, garinshee, garnishment, i owe u, i owe you, i.o.u., iou, judgement creditor, judgement debtor, judgement proofing, judgment creditor, judgment debtor, judgment proofing. liens. motor vehicle repair act, N.S.F, not sufficient funds, owe, P.P.S.A., P.S.T., personal property security act, postudgment interest, PPSA, preferences, prejudgement interest, priority, promissory note, provincial sales tax, PST, rent arrears, repair and storage, retail sales tax, security interest, seizure, settlements, sheriff, small claims court, summary judgement, summary judgment, unconscionable transactions relief act, unjust preferences, writ of possession, writ of seizure and sale, writ of sequestration, write of sequestration

23. Canadian Intellectual Property Law Bulletin (#3325)

    from the law firm of Furman & Kallio

24. Canadian Intellectual Property Office (#76)

    Official web site for the Canadian Intellectual Property Office

25. Canadian Internet Law Resource Page (#351)

    Detailed site covering a broad range of topics relating to internet law in Canada; includes information on case law, legislation, government reports, conferences, and other resources. Topics include: Anonymity; Banking; Consumer Protection; Criminal; Cryptography; Dispute Resolution; Domain Names; Electronic Commerce; Free Speech; General Internet; Government Regulation; Health Care; Intellectual Property; Jurisdiction; Labour and Workplace; Privacy; Securities; Taxation; Torts; Unsolicited Email.

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