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Construction Law – Consultants: Beware of Overstepping your Authority

February 21, 2011

Courts do not often examine the authority of a Consultant on a construction project and the liability consequences if the Consultant oversteps its authority.  That

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Construction Liens: Two Thorny Issues: Can non-lienable work be sheltered? Can off-site work be liened?

March 20, 2011

In John Barlot Architect Ltd. v. 413481 Alberta Ltd, the Alberta Court of Appeal has recently dealt with two thorny issues relating to a consultant’s

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Can A Construction Lien Be Based On A Pre-Incorporation Contract?

May 1, 2011

Construction Lien Claims  –  Pre-Incorporation Contracts What happens when a pre-incorporation construction contract is made in the name of a company which does not do

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The Equitable Doctrine of Marshalling Applies To Construction Liens

August 6, 2011

Construction Law  –  Construction liens  –  Marshalling The Construction Lien Act seems to be a world unto itself, unaffected by the general principles of law. 

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Can An Arbitrator Determine The Rights Of Non-Parties?

September 12, 2011

The Alberta Court of Appeal recently considered an arbitration award in which the arbitrator had decided the rights of non parties to the arbitration.  In

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Can Money Paid Into Court Be Used To Discharge Other Liens?

March 20, 2012

When a contractor pays money into court to discharge a lien of a sub-contractor, can that money only be used to discharge that lien holder’s

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