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Southcott Estates Inc. v. Toronto Catholic District School Board

• 2009 CanLII 3567 (ON SC)
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• 2010 ONCA 310
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• 2012 SCC 51
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The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Business Disputes (Current to: August 01 2016)
   • Chapter 14. Damages and Other Remedies
     • IV. Limiting Principles in Damages Assessment [§14.29]
       • A. Mitigation [§14.30]
         • 1. Failure to Mitigate [§14.31]
         • 2. The Expenses of Mitigation [§14.32]
           • a. Reasonableness [§14.33]
     • X. Equitable Remedies [§14.54]
       • F. Specific Performance [§14.81]
         • 1. Availability of Specific Performance [§14.82]
           • a. Transactions Involving Land [§14.83]
         • 2. Specific Performance and Damages [§14.85]
           • b. Mitigation Issues [§14.87]
2. British Columbia Real Estate Practice Manual (Current to: April 01 2023)
   • Chapter 12. The Collapsing Real Estate Deal: Practical Advice and Remedies
     • V. Remedies of Vendor and Purchaser [§12.12]
       • B. Purchaser’s Remedies [§12.14]
         • 3. Claim by Purchaser for Specific Performance and Damages [§12.19]
       • C. Vendor’s Remedies [§12.24]
         • 5. Claim by Vendor for Specific Performance and Damages [§12.29]
3. Commercial Leasing: Annotated Precedents (Current to: August 15 2022)
   • Chapter 18. Lease Default Remedies and Lease Notices
     • I. Introduction to Lease Default Remedies and Lease Notices [§18.1]
       • B. Landlord’s Remedies on Default of a Lease [§18.7]
         • 2. Continue the Lease and Sue for Rent as It Accrues Due, or Continue the Lease and Relet the Premises on the Tenant’s Account [§18.9]
           • a. Sue for Rent [§18.10]