Appellant
Respondent
Case Overview
Key Facts
Lower Court Decision
Appeal Decision
The appeal court upheld the finding that the contract became binding when conditions were waived and the second deposit was paid.
The court found that the buyers’ actions, such as requesting the property be listed to reduce damages, showed they believed the contract was valid.
The court ruled that missing the extension deadline did not automatically terminate the contract since the buyers later acted as if it remained in force.
Final Outcome
Court
Court of Appeal for OntarioCase Number
COA-24-CV-0606Practice Area
Real estateAmount
$ 152,758Winner
RespondentTrial Start Date
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