
Shareholder Agreements, Minute Books, and Commercial Leases in Ontario
By Karim Eshqoor, BBA, LLB, LLM · Barrister & Solicitor (LSO #83032R) · Barbarian Law® · October 2026 Short answer: Incorporating under Ontario's Business Corporations Act (OBCA) creates the company. It doesn't protect the owners from each other, from a messy sale, or from a landlord. That takes a shareholder agreement, a minute book that's...
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