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     • The provincial government gets right of first refusal on mothballed schools. First dibs go to the education ministry to decide if a property should be sold (at fair market value) to another school board. If not, the province can choose to purchase the land for such things as long-term care or affordable housing.
     www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ontario-school-system-education-reform-basics-analysis-1.6813600

     Doug Ford government sets sights on Ontario's school system

2. www.pallettvalo.com › whats-trending › the-legalThe Legal Nature of a Right of First Refusal Explained

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   Feb 22, 2024 · Our first article on this topic explored the judgment of McMullen v. Dilawri Property Holdings Ltd. 2023 ONSC 599 in which the court held that a right of first refusal (ROFR) terminates upon its exercise.

3. disinherited.com › legal-definitions-and-termsRights to Purchase vs. Rights of First Refusal | Disinherited

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   Options to purchase are subject to the rule against perpetuities, but rights of first refusal are not. Options to purchase give the option holder control over the decision to affect a conveyance, while rights of first refusal give the landowner control over the decision to convey.

4. www.separationinontario.com › family-law-divorceRight of First Refusal - FAMILY LAW, MEDIATION & PARENTING ...

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   Aug 15, 2020 · Such clauses in a Separation Agreement or a Parenting Plan are entitled “Right of First Refusal” or “Assuring Priority of Parental Care”. What might such a clause say? That if a parent is unable to personally care for a child on their scheduled time, that parent will give the other parent an opportunity to care for the child first ...

5. www.canlii.org › en › commentaryThe Legal Construction of Rights of First Refusal | CanLII

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   Robert Flannigan, 1997 76-1&2 Canadian Bar Review 2, 1997 CanLIIDocs 94

6. www.wardandsmith.com › articles › issues-to-considerIssues to Consider in Rights of First Refusal - Ward and ...

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   Oct 16, 2017 · While all agreements are subject to disputes, considering and addressing some of the many issues that may come up in the future will help keep you on the "right" path when you are negotiating a Right of First Refusal.

7. People also ask

   Who gets right of first refusal on mothballed schools?

   • The provincial government gets right of first refusal on mothballed schools. First dibs go to the education ministry to decide if a property should be sold (at fair market value) to another school board. If not, the province can choose to purchase the land for such things as long-term care or affordable housing.

   Doug Ford government sets sights on Ontario's school system

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   What is a first refusal to care for a child?

   • A right of first refusal to care for the child if the child will be away from the custodial parent for a certain number of hours. A right of first refusal to care for the child if the child will be away from the custodial parent for an overnight.

   9 Big Facts About Right of First Refusal in Child Custody

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   Can a parent request a right of first refusal?

   • Some parents request a right of first refusal for any time away from the other parent or non-overnight time away. With some exceptions, that is usually not reasonable. Parents who want this often argue for it because the other parent works during the day (Monday through Friday) and does not want the child in childcare.

   9 Big Facts About Right of First Refusal in Child Custody

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   Does a right of first refusal increase conflict between parents?

   • We have heard family law judges state a right of first refusal is a way to create or increase conflict between parents. Judges want to reduce conflict and keep it amicable between parents. They do not want parents back in court if it is avoidable.

   9 Big Facts About Right of First Refusal in Child Custody

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   What is a right of first refusal?

   • We are often asked about A Right of First Refusal (as it relates to children as opposed to the buy-out of a property) because separated parents have heard about the concept but are not entirely clear what it means or how it may apply in their case. The more modern equivalent of the phrase is “Assuring Priority of Parental Care”.

   Right of First Refusal - FAMILY LAW, MEDIATION & PARENTING COOR…

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   Does a right of first refusal (ROFR) terminate upon its exercise?

   • Dilawri Property Holdings Ltd. 2023 ONSC 599 in which the court held that a right of first refusal (ROFR) terminates upon its exercise. Because there was no need to do so, the judgment did not explore several important and interesting issues involving the nature of a ROFR, its exercise, and its termination.

   The Legal Nature of a Right of First Refusal Explained

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8. farzadlaw.com › child-custody › right-of-first-refusal9 Big Facts About Right of First Refusal in Child Custody

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   A right of first refusal is a court order that does not allow one parent to place the child in the care of another person without first giving the other parent the first right to care for the child. We call it a right of first refusal because the other parent has the first right to refuse (or accept) the childcare responsibilities.