Subrogated Claims and Bankrupt Insureds: Douglas v. Stan Fergusson Fuels Ltd., 2018 ONCA 192 -Toronto Law Journal (PDF)

The Ontario Court of Appeal in Bowman v. Martineau,1 recently considered the age-old debate of how to measure damages to a residential property. In Bowman, the plaintiffs purchased a residential property in 2014 in Bracebridge, Ontario, for $180,000. The real estate agent and brokerage acted for both the vendors and the purchasers. Built in or around 1976, the property was a 1,200 square foot, five-bedroom, single-storey home. The property was said to be in visibly poor condition, had a mouldy smell, and was described by a contractor as a “tear-down”. After taking possession of

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