
Latent Defects, Vendor Disclosure, and Negligent Misrepresentation in Ontario Real Estate Transactions
Purchasing a residential property is often one of the most significant financial decisions an individual will make. While Ontario real estate transactions are traditionally governed by the principle of caveat emptor (“buyer beware”), that principle is not absolute. Where a vendor makes misleading representations, actively conceals defects, or is wilfully blind to serious problems affecting...
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