We are approached frequently by budding entrepreneurs seeking to set up a business. Almost invariably, the issue of costs arises, equally frequently with limited funds. A substantial number of introductions involve “partners” joining forces to start a business. What to do? First, the usual default structure is to incorporate: Tax advantages; liability avoidance; limitations on […]
It’s not infrequent that commercial tenants have options in their leases to purchase either contiguous property or even the subject matter property of the Lease. The issue is: What can be set out in the option at the time of its creation that makes the option fully capable of being enforced? There is a relatively
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“Liquidity” means the capacity of a shareholder to liquidate his interest in a corporation. In a publicly traded corporation, a shareholder can place his shares with a broker for a trade in a stock exchange and receive the market value of his shares. By stark contrast, not only are the majority of corporations in Ontario
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