Campbell LitigationWaterloo, ON · April 13, 2026When a Certificate of Pending Litigation Will Be Denied
In Ontario real estate and civil litigation, a Certificate of Pending Litigation (“CPL”) can be a powerful litigation tool. When granted, it effectively encumbers title to property, restricting its sale, refinancing, or transfer until the dispute is resolved. For plaintiffs, a CPL can preserve assets and provide leverage in litigation. For defendants, however, it can...
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