Sentences with phrase «estate claims arose out of»

In 2011, 25 per cent of real estate claims arose out of this easy - to - remedy inadequate investigation issue.

Not exact matches

Thie Waiver of Probate Bond serves as insurance cover to an institution in the event that any claims arise as a result of it having paid out assets without requiring that a formal appointment of an executor / estate trustee be obtained.

He represents diverse businesses and industries such as land developers, resort and hotel owners, entrepreneurs and start - up companies, real estate and leasing companies, commercial landlords and tenants in matters involving breach of contract, breach of warranty and business tort claims, as well as claims arising out of fraud allegations.

On Tuesday, in a decision called Kaptyn v. Kaptyn, Justice D.M. Brown strongly criticized virtually all parties involved in an estate dispute, who collectively claimed $ 4.4 million in costs arising out of a four day hearing and 14 pre-hearing motions.

Upon applying under Exemption (a)(not practicing in Ontario) or Exemption (h)(estate trustee, etc.), LAWPRO provides $ 250,000 standard run - off coverage to cover the defence costs, indemnity payments and costs of repairs for claims that arise after retirement out of services provided while in practice or out of certain pro bono legal services that you are permitted to perform while on exemption.

D — v - D: Chris was instructed on behalf of the Defendant solicitors in relation to two claims arising out of failed real estate transactions in Dubai.

Patricia also litigates complex business issues that arise out of breach of fiduciary duty claims, breach of contract claims, shareholder disputes, corporate dissolutions, trade secret issues and real estate matters.

Real estate values have increased more than 90 per cent between 2001 and 2009 — so when about one - third of LAWPRO's primary program claim costs arise out of real estate claims, it is not surprising to see total costs climb.

The primary basis, in Walker Estate was the sufficient - condition version of a material contribution to injury test because, according to what the Court wrote, in claims arising out of the negligent screening of blood donors, it was NOT necessary for the plaintiff's to satisfy the requirements of the but - for test.

Perhaps surprisingly, Lewison J held he had no jurisdiction to do so under AJA 1985, since a person, like the foundation, claiming under the doctrine of mutual wills was not a person beneficially interested in the estate «under the will of the deceased» (see s 50 (5)-RRB-: its interest in the estate arose as beneficiary of the trust which was imposed on the survivor / her PRs to carry out the effect of the joint will.

(e) particulars of any claim for remuneration by the brokerage, or a related licensee of that brokerage, arising out of the real estate services.