Sabio Law LLPBrampton, ON · April 26, 2025Do Landlords Have a Duty to Mitigate Upon Commercial Lease Repudations?: The Court of Appeal Says “No”
Reaffirming Landlord Rights: Canada Life Assurance Company v. Aphria Inc. The Ontario Court of Appeal (“ONCA”) recently upheld a key principle in commercial lease law: landlords who refuse to accept a tenant’s lease repudiation are not obligated to mitigate their losses. This decision in Canada Life Assurance Company v Aphria Inc. reinforces the Supreme Court...
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