Dhillon Murthi Law P.C.Mississauga, ON · October 27, 2021Does Taunting meet Cruelty Grounds?
The case Lesko v. Lesko, 2021 ONCA 369 presented a very interesting case where Husband bought a fixer upper property before marriage. Wife contributed no monies towards purchase of the property but contributed her labour etc. towards extensive gutting and renovation to the property. Post marriage, she contributed towards mortgage payments. Wife made a trust claim... Continue reading Does Taunting meet Cruelty Grounds?
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