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The court ordered the sale of a jointly owned home and awarded interim spousal support to the applicant following the breakdown of a 26-year common-law relationship.
The court considered a motion regarding the sale of a jointly owned home and interim spousal support following the breakdown of a 26-year common-law relationship between two retired medical doctors.
The applicant sought the sale of the home and spousal support; the respondent sought a resulting trust and a vesting order.
The court found the property was intended to be held jointly, dismissed the resulting trust claim, ordered the property to be listed for sale, and awarded interim spousal support to the applicant.
Tribunal imposes market bans, administrative penalties, and costs for insider trading and misleading statements.
Staff of the Ontario Securities Commission sought sanctions and costs against Taylor Carr and Dmitri Graham following a merits decision finding they contravened the Securities Act.
Carr was found to have engaged in tipping and insider trading, while Graham was found to have made a misleading statement to Staff during the investigation.
The Capital Markets Tribunal ordered Carr to pay a $15,000 administrative penalty, disgorge $1,215.03, pay $5,000 in costs, and serve a three-year market ban.
Graham, who failed to participate in the sanctions hearing, was ordered to pay a $40,000 administrative penalty, pay $15,000 in costs, and serve a five-year market ban.
