Enforcing Good Working Order
By Zachary Soccio-Marandola · · View online →
The Legal Newsletter for Ontario REALTORS®
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The good working order clause gives your buyer a legal basis for recourse, but enforcing it means proving three things — and that evidence needs to be gathered quickly.
Earlier this week I posted a video on representations and warranties: what they are, which ones we see often, and why your buyers should care.
Today I want to focus on enforcing the most common one... the good working order clause.
If your buyer finds a chattel not working on closing, and the