Just because KSV is representing KIngsett Mortgage they don't have to be unfair to APS holders, including Ostling Lawyers

1.APS holders are given 13% less than the current market for hanging on to this project without any recourse from 2017 for seven years.

2. Whereas KIngssett is securing more than 11.45% from the day of default for all these 8 years and until completion.


Ostling Lawyers are requested to submit this fact to the Honorable Justice, for compassionate consideration for APS holders
The only other playbook i see if the jack the prices high for Uptown's the is a no go and Kingsett buys the project for compensation and the resale later as a new one..
 
Is all the money towards upgrades gone after cancelling? Maybe through Tarion?
 
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Is all the money towards upgrades gone after cancelling? Maybe through Tarion?
All money paid towards upgrades is GONE because you paid the money directly to Vandyk!...with the deposits, the cheques were made out to their lawyers which they legally had to hold in trust. And Tarion doesn't cover money paid for upgrades...If you were to buy the unit from KSV, you would have to re-pay for upgrades because the upgrade money didn't transfer over.
 
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Upgrade deposits are not usually covered by the Tarion warranty program.

All money paid towards upgrades is GONE because you paid the money directly to Vandyk!...with the deposits, the cheques were made out to their lawyers which they legally had to hold in trust. And Tarion doesn't cover money paid for upgrades...If you were to buy the unit from KSV, you would have to re-pay for upgrades because the upgrade money didn't transfer over.
For sure taking money then. That’s -8k gone. Can’t even chargeback since it’s been almost 2 years…
 
This judge doesn't have any of the documents they are talking about regarding Uptowns. They are emailing it to him now....So I don't know if we're gonna hear anything about it today...
 

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