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The Supreme Court of Canada held that a purchaser may seek declaratory relief and specific performance immediately after a vendor’s anticipatory repudiation of a completed land sale contract.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that a sale covenant was joint, not several, and that a plan to resell land for profit did not by itself create a partnership.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that a vendor could not rely on s. 3 of the Crop Payments Act where the agreement allowed crop payments to be used for other obligations.
The Supreme Court of Canada allowed Stahl’s appeal, holding that undisclosed dual agency by his attorney justified rescission of the land sale and repayment.
The Supreme Court of Canada allowed a purchaser’s appeal in a land sale dispute, holding that a $500 “deposit” was part of the price and relief from forfeiture was available.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that a written agreement acknowledging $16,000 as paid in money governed the parties’ rights, allowing recovery when the consideration failed.
Appeal in a land-sale deceit case. The Supreme Court of Canada held that honest belief in a representation defeats deceit and allowed the appeal with costs.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that a broker had not complied with the vendor’s deposit condition and was not entitled to commission.
The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed an appeal in a land sale dispute, holding that the seller’s statement about farming quality was opinion, not an actionable warranty.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that the correspondence formed a sufficient memorandum under the Statute of Frauds and upheld specific performance of the land sale.
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