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Commercially Reasonable And Diligent Efforts At The Earliest Possible Date: A Novel Contract Clause Unpacked

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By Greg Umbach, Caleb Champagne
| Mondaq
The recent case of Epix Developments Ltd. v. Bonnis Development Union Street Limited Partnership (Epix) addressed the interpretation of a novel compound contractual clause following the termination of an agreement due to a repudiatory breach in a real property transaction. The plaintiffs, Epix Developments Ltd.
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Foreign ownership and real estate: Appeal Court upholds foreign buyer tax reassessment in B.C.

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By Graham Fulton, Caleb Champagne
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B.C. Court Of Appeal Upholds Assessment Of Foreign Buyer Tax

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By Graham Fulton, Caleb Champagne
| Mondaq
The recent decision in 1164708 B.C. Ltd. v. British Columbia (1164708 B.C. Ltd.) addressed the applicability of the additional property transfer tax (ATT), commonly known as the "foreign buyer tax," under British Columbia's Property Transfer Tax Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 378 (PTT Act). This appeal involved a challenge by the appellant, 1164708 B.C. Ltd. (Petitioner), of a C$6-million reassessment of ATT that was levied by the Ministry of Finance in connection with an acquisition made by the Petitioner.
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