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Toronto Star’s follow-up article

Protection needed for small investors BOB AARON The settlement last month of a multi-million-dollar real estate class action will allow 143 purchasers in a failed commercial condominium to recover almost half their original deposits after the project became insolvent. Toronto lawyer Samuel Marr acted for the class action plaintiffs. “None of them had the time…

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Cheung v. Kings Land Developments Settlement

If you were the purchaser of a condominium unit in The World Centre located at Bayview and Major MacKenzie Drive, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, please read this notice carefully. The Lawsuit The project was never built and the purchasers lost their deposits. A lawsuit was commenced in the Superior Court of Justice on behalf of…

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Cheung v. Kings Land Developments Newsletter 5

This Newsletter advises the Class Litigants of the progress and latest developments in this action. Justice Nordhermer’s Order of June 27, 2003 The existing case timetable Mediation Request for information For Class Action information on LMK Lawyers, please download the pdf by clicking here: Cheung v. Kings Land Developments Newsletter

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Cheung v. Kings Land Developments Newsletter 2

This is to advise you of the latest developments in this matter. The Developers, Henry Lam and Linda Lam, and Kings Lands Developments Inc., have dismissed their lawyer. They are now proceeding to act on their own without counsel. Since they did not have counsel, they have not as yet complied with all of their…

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Cheung v. Kings Land Developments Newsletter 1

On the 20th day of December, 2001, Justice Cumming made the following Order with respect to the scheduling of this matter: 1) Affidavit of Documents to be completed by April 15th, 2002; 2) Examinations for Discovery of the Defendants shall be for two weeks commencing June 18th to June28th, 2002; 3) Examinations for Discovery of…

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Reasons

The representative plaintiffs in a proposed class proceeding were two of some 273 purchasers of units in a commercial condominium project that failed. For Class Action information on LMK Lawyers, please download the pdf by clicking here: World_Centre2

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