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1. • • In the event of an attempt to cancel a sale, the buyer has two options. They can sue the seller to force them to sell the property at the price offered, or the buyer can try and purchase a similar property, and if they end up paying more for the comparable property, they can sue the original seller for the damages incurred.
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   Can a buyer force the sale of a home?

   • However, if the buyer wants to force the sale of the home, rather than seek damages, then the buyer must move quickly as the seller may enter into a new agreement with a third party. The first thing a buyer needs to do is obtain leave to register a Certificate of Pending Litigation ("CPL").

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   Can a court force a sale?

   • The courts consider several factors before forcing a sale, such as the nature of ownership agreements and each party’s personal circumstances. Forced sales typically occur under specific conditions. If co-owners cannot agree on whether to sell or keep the property, one may apply to force a sale under the Partition Act.

   How to Force the Sale of a Jointly Owned Property in Ontario

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   Can a co-owner force the sale of a home?

   • Often, the recommendation for someone who wants to force the sale of the home, is to commence an application for termination of co-ownership under the Law of Property Act. Section 15 states: “ (1) A co-owner may apply to the Court for an order terminating the co-ownership of the interest in land in which the co-owner is a co-owner.

   Forced Sale of the Family Home | Young Family Law

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   Can you force a home sale in Ontario?

   • Last week, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice issued a decision that addressed this issue. Prior to looking at whether you need to force a sale, the first step in the process should be to negotiate with the other party to see if one person will buy the other person’s share in the home.

   Can I force the sale of the matrimonial home in Ontario?

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   Can a spouse force a sale of a matrimonial home?

   • Co-owners of matrimonial homes face unique legal challenges. Spouses often have intertwined financial and emotional investments. When disputes arise, these complexities can escalate quickly. The law recognizes the delicate nature of such arrangements. One spouse may seek to force a sale while the other wishes to remain.

   How to Force the Sale of a Jointly Owned Property in Ontario

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   Can a mother-in-law force a sale of a home?

   • In others, the home had three or more people holding an interest, often including the mother-in-law or some other family member. Often, the recommendation for someone who wants to force the sale of the home, is to commence an application for termination of co-ownership under the Law of Property Act. Section 15 states:

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3. www.gillmulholland.ca › blog › sellers-breach-of-theSELLER’S BREACH OF THE PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT: CAN THE ...

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   Apr 5, 2022 · However, if the buyer wants to force the sale of the home, rather than seek damages, then the buyer must move quickly as the seller may enter into a new agreement with a third party. The first thing a buyer needs to do is obtain leave to register a Certificate of Pending Litigation ("CPL").

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   Mar 8, 2024 · Either person who holds title to a house can force the sale of that house. The situation would be the same no matter if you lived in the house as a couple, or you were roommates that shared the purchase of the house to cut down on monthly expenses.

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   When enforcing a property sale in Ontario that is jointly owned, it is critical to honor pre-existing agreements, strive for fair outcomes in disputes, and strictly follow all relevant laws and regulations. Neglecting these responsibilities could result in legal issues and potential financial losses.

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   Dec 11, 2020 · The matrimonial home is the party’s main asset. The mother sought the sale of the house because she needed equity in order to purchase herself a home. The Respondent father has refused to sell the home and instead claims that he wants to purchase the mother’s interest in the house.

8. www.realestatelawblog.com › forcing-the-sale-ofForcing the Sale of Property After Breach of Sales Agreement

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   Nov 15, 2019 · The answer to this isn’t as simple as it seems. Forcing the breaching party to perform under the contract and either buy or sell the property can be a tricky matter. “Specific Performance” is a remedy in equity, which can be brought by one party to force the other to perform as agreed.

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   May 26, 2020 · Find out how former spouses or partners in adult interdependent relationships can force the sale of a jointly held home.

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    Lessons Learned. The court recently examined the interesting question of whether, and under what circumstances, a party can obtain an order to sell their matrimonial home even when their spouse opposes the sale.