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8:30 |
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Registration and Continental Breakfast |
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Welcome and Chairs’ Introductory Remarks
Simon P. Crawford, Bennett Jones LLP
Dana S. Porter, Stikeman Elliott LLP
Walter M. Traub, Goldman Sloan Nash & Haber LLP
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DEALS STILL ‘ON THE RAILS’ |
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Purchase Agreements Today: Revisiting the
Negotiation Process and Key Provisions in
the Agreement of Purchase and Sale
Jeffrey W. Lem, Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP
- Negotiating and drafting agreements of purchase and
sale now – how are the deals different?
- Transactions involving distressed real estate
- Issues raised by specific types of vendors – lenders, receivers, trustees in bankruptcy, etc.
- Commercial title insurance: issues to be newly mindful
of (including solvency of the insurer)
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10:00 |
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Show Me the Money: What’s Different in
Commercial Real Estate Finance?
David A. Dell, Torys LLP
- What’s negotiable now, on what terms, and
with whom?
- The effect of changes in the tenor of negotiation
- Limited recourse loans — still possible?
- New ‘required by lenders’ provisions, including ‘market out’ and material adverse change (MAC)
provisions
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10:35 |
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Refreshment Break |
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10:50 |
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Negotiating and Amending Key Lease Terms
William A. Rowlands, Lang Michener LLP
Alison T. Tortorice, Cadillac Fairview Corp.
- Lease terms deserving special attention in
today’s market
- Rethinking assignment, subletting and other
exit strategies
- ‘Going dark’ provisions and their impact on other
lease terms
- How can a tenant protect against landlord defaults?
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12:00 |
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Luncheon Dialogue/Business-Legal Interface
Peter Aghar, President and Chief Investment Officer
KingSett Capital
Eric M. Carmona, Stikeman Elliott LLP
- Six-month forecast; the most likely trends affecting
income properties
- How commercial real estate lawyers and their clients
can best assist each other
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WHEN DISPUTES ARISE —
BEST PRACTICES AND REMEDIES |
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1:00 |
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The Unravelling Purchase and Sale:
What to Expect – and Do – When the Deal
Goes Wrong Before Closing
Norman B. Lieff, Ogilvy Renault LLP
- ‘Red flags’ to watch for from the other party
- Practical considerations when the purchaser
wants out
- Tender: a refresher and update
- The current law on the scope of the duty of
good faith in bargaining
- The use (and abuse) of certificates of
pending litigation
- Recent caselaw on legal and equitable remedies
for vendors and purchasers
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1:45 |
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Mortgage Enforcement and Remedies:
A Refresher and Update
Silvana M. D’Alimonte, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
- When a mortgage goes bad – enforcement from
both mortgagor/mortgagee’s perspectives
- Redemption and other borrowers’ rights
- Caselaw update on powers of sale, judicial
sales and foreclosures
- Dealing with competing claimants
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2:30 |
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Refreshment Break
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2:40 |
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When Commercial Landlords or Tenants
Run into Problems
Sheldon L. Disenhouse, Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP
- Review and update on commercial landlord/tenant
rights and remedies
- Rent relief and forbearance agreements
- What commercial real estate lawyers need to
know about lease arbitration and mediation
(including selection of the arbitrator and
alternatives to arbitration)
- PPSA considerations for landlords/mortgagees
in possession
- Grace under pressure; a handy matrix of
considerations and options when you have
15 minutes to come up with a strategy and
formulate your advice
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3:25 |
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What You Need to Know Now About Insolvency
and Commercial Real Estate
Moderator
Walter M. Traub, Goldman Sloan Nash & Haber LLP
Panellists
The Hon. Justice Geoffrey B. Morawetz, Superior Court
of Justice (Ontario)
The Hon. James Farley Q.C., McCarthy Tétrault LLP
Elizabeth Pillon, Stikeman Elliott LLP
- Rights and remedies of various parties in
frequently-encountered insolvency scenarios
- Latest developments regarding priorities in
insolvency situations
- What judges want to know/see before signing
the order authorizing a sale of the property
- Ensuring that draft vesting orders (CCAA and BIA)
are proper in form and content
- Private vs. court-appointed receivers
- Recent developments in debtor-in-possession
(DIP) financing
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4:30 |
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Chairs’ Closing Remarks; Program Concludes |