Real Estate Litigation

In the realm of real estate, disputes can arise from a variety of issues, each with the potential to impact property rights and financial outcomes significantly. Whether it's conflicts over the termination of purchase and sale agreements, boundary disputes, or claims of unjust enrichment, these matters require careful legal analysis and strategic action. Below, we explore key areas of real estate litigation, detailing the complexities and legal challenges involved in each to help you understand how we can assist in protecting your property interests.

Breach of Agreement of Purchase and Sale for Commercial Properties- When one party fails to fulfill the terms of a property purchase or sale agreement in the context of commercial relations, it can lead to legal conflicts that involve claims for damages, specific performance, or contract recessions.

Breach of Agreement for Residential Properties - When one party fails to fulfill the terms of a property purchase or sale agreement in the context of the purchase and sale of a residential property, it can lead to legal conflicts that involve claims for damages, specific performance, or contract recessions.

Breach of Condominium Act - These claims deal with condominium boards and management’s violation of regulations, set forth in the Condominium Act to ensure transparency, fairness, and compliance.

Oppression Claim - Condominium owners may file an oppression claim if the board or management acts in a way that is unfairly prejudicial or disregards their rights, leading to potential legal action to address these grievances.

Partitions Claims Co-owners of property may seek a partition or sale under the Partition Act when disagreements arise, allowing for a legal resolution to divide or sell the property fairly.