Published by the B.C. Real Property & Planning Group
McCarthy Tétrault VOL.3,
ISSUE 2
 2012
August
15
Real Estate MATTERS

Welcome to Volume 3, Issue 2 of Real Estate MATTERS, a periodic publication of our B.C. Real Property & Planning Group. This publication is intended to give you a summary of recent developments in real estate law in British Columbia and, more importantly, what they mean to you.

We hope you will find Real Estate MATTERS informative and useful. Please let us know if you have any suggestions to make this publication even more helpful, or if there are topics or issues you would like to see covered in future issues.

Scott Smythe and Russ Benson (Editors)



What Is a “Material Fact” Under the REDMA: British Columbia Supreme Court Puts Onus on Purchasers
The last issue of Real Estate MATTERS (Vol. 3, Issue 1) addressed the recent British Columbia Supreme Court (BCSC) decision in Bosa Properties (Edgemont) Inc. v. Ban. In that case, the BCSC held that the acceleration of a completion date did not necessarily constitute a "material fact" under the Real Estate Development Marketing Act requiring the filing and delivery of a disclosure statement amendment.

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