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Analyzing how a $31,500 partial payment on a $47,000 Alberta subrogation claim may constitute accord and satisfaction under section 13(1) of the Judicature Act.
What constitutes a breach of contract in Canada, how damages are calculated, the duty to mitigate, and when specific performance or injunctions are available instead of damages.
Examines a homeowner's legal options when a roofing contractor cannot deliver the specified materials and refuses to return a $20,000 deposit.
The legal requirements for a binding contract in Canada — how offers are made and accepted, what consideration means, and the common formation errors that leave businesses without the protection they assumed they had.
How contract law applies to digital transactions in Canada — click-wrap and browse-wrap agreements, electronic signatures, terms of service enforceability, and the specific rules that govern online contracts.
How indemnification clauses and contractual duties to defend work in Canadian commercial contracts — what they require, how courts interpret them, and how to negotiate and draft them effectively.
How limitation and exclusion clauses work in Canadian contracts — what they can and cannot do, how courts assess their enforceability, and what businesses need to know when signing or drafting them.
When a contract can be set aside in Canadian law — misrepresentation, mutual and unilateral mistake, duress, undue influence, and the remedies available when a contract is flawed from the start.
How contract terms are interpreted in Canadian law — express terms, implied terms, standard form contracts, and the rules courts use when the language is unclear or disputed.