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Following a lengthy and industry wide consultative process, the
Canadian Construction Documents Committee (CCDC) has recently
issued a new CCDC 2 (2020) Stipulated Price Contract. The revised
CCDC 2 has attempted to address some of the more significant
changes that have taken place in the construction industry since
its last version published in 2008.
As an example, as prompt payment and adjudication comes into
play across the country there was a need to update CCDC 2 to better
align the commonly used contract document with industry practices
and legislated requirements.
Seaport”) ruled that
the Inland Revenue Board
(“
IRB”)
Introduction
In the case of
Seaport, the Johor
Bahru High Court allowed a taxpayer s application for
judicial review against the Director General of Inland Revenue
(“
DGIR”).
However, the Johor Bahru High Court did not quash the decision
of the DGIR but instead, granted a prohibitory order to prohibit
the DGIR from taking any steps to enforce its decision against the
taxpayer pending further appeals on the High Court s decision
and/or the determination of the merits of the DGIR s decision
by the Special Commissioners of Income Tax.
Background
The Applicant was appointed by the Johor State Government as the
The recent Supreme Court of New South Wales decision of
NTT
Australia Digital Pty Ltd v Cover Genius Services Pty Ltd
serves as a reminder to all that once a deed has been signed, it
can be enforceable even if copies executed by both parties
haven t been exchanged. It also provides timely insight on what
tenants must do to qualify for COVID-19 rental relief.
Facts
NTT leased premises from Perpetual and Dexus (
Dexus
Entities). NTT sub-leased the premises to a third party,
Society One, before negotiating an assignment of the lease to Cover
Genius Services (
CGS).
A deed of assignment of the lease (
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On January 12, 2021, the Government of Ontario declared its
second state of emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The
Government announced that it would issue a province-wide
stay-at-home order as well as enhanced public health and
enforcement lockdown measures effective January 14, 2021.
As part of the package of enhanced measures, the Government has
issued updated restrictions on construction activities. In
particular, the activities described in the list below are
permitted to continue because they have been deemed essential by
the Province. The Province has indicated [PDF] that it anticipates its
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In a bid to assist commercial tenants, there are currently two
moratoria in place on the exercise of eviction and distress rights
against commercial tenants, one which relates to the now defunct
Canada Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance
(
CECRA ) program and the other which is
tied to the Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy
(
CERS ) program. A summary of each is
contained below:
CECRA
Bill
229 )
1 received royal assent on December
8, 2020. Among other things, Bill 229 revives Part IV of the
Commercial Tenancies Act, extending the moratorium on commercial