Bridgeland Law / Richard I. John Professional Corp - Blawg on Topics Other Than Condominium Law: 05/19/16

The Supreme Court of Canada has weighted in on how the Canada Interest Act should be applied. This article from the Lawyers Weekly summarizes the case:

http://www.lawyersweekly-digital.com/lawyersweekly/3551/MobilePagedReplica.action?pg=2#pg2

http://www.lawyersweekly-digital.com/lawyersweekly/3551/MobilePagedReplica.action?pg=4#pg4

WARNING TO READERS

This Bridgeland Law Blog/Blawg provides general information only on legal topics other than condominium law (see the Alberta Condominium Law blog for this). In addition, this blog will have some entries related to legal which impact lenders in Alberta; in this regard this blog is written from the perspective of lenders and is intended to provide general information only to brokers and lenders.

Neither Bridgeland Law, Richard I. John Professional Corporation nor Richard I. John are providing specific legal advice in this blog. Readers of this blog are highly recommended to obtain independent legal advice specific to their situation. Readers who rely on the information herein do so without any representation or warranty of any of Bridgeland Law, Richard I. John Professional Corporation or Richard I. John.

Thursday, May 19, 2016

Mortgages, Increasing interest rates and the Canada Interest Act