by Suzanne Bemrose | Jan 6, 2016 | Ramblings of a Paralegal
Every year we all make a new year’s resolution to lose weight or get in shape. I am no different. I have made that resolution myself last week and the most common way to do that is join a gym. If you actually get to the gym to join, the first major step has been...
by Suzanne Bemrose | Jan 6, 2016 | Latin terms
Contra Proferentem Translated, this means against the one bringing forth. This term is used in “contract law to stipulate that an ambiguous term in a contract shall be interpreted against the interests of the party that insisted upon the term’s inclusion....
by Suzanne Bemrose | Aug 20, 2015 | Latin terms
This term show up quite often in tribunals and courts. It means “from one party”. It is commonly used when a decision is reached, or case is brought, by or for one party without the other party being present.
by Suzanne Bemrose | Aug 6, 2015 | Ramblings of a Paralegal
I was welcomed by the Durham Real Estate Investors to speak to their group about Landlord and Tenant issues. I have done this twice now and had so much fun doing it! The last time I was there I met a brilliant man, Rob Break and he asked me if I would do an interview...
by Suzanne Bemrose | Jul 10, 2015 | Ramblings of a Paralegal
I have now decided that I am going to branch off into the real estate aspect of being a paralegal. I love anything to do with land, development and real estate and have been researching the Environment and Land Tribunals. I thought I would write a blog on this topic...
