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  • Deed of Trust and Assignment (for shares of stock)

    Declare you are holding shares of stock in trust for another person

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    In a Deed of Trust and Assignment, the signor (the trustee) confirms that he/she is holding certain shares of stock in a corporation only in trust for the benefit of another person (the trustor).

    The signor also appoints the Corporate Secretary of the corporation that issued the shares of stock as his/her attorney-in-fact to sell, assign and transfer the shares of stock in favor of the trustor or any person designated by the trustor.

  • Demand Letter for Money Owed

    Demand payment of money you are owed

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    A demand letter is a demand made by the creditor on the debtor to pay all unpaid amounts owed. The creditor gives the debtor a period of time to comply with the demand. The creditor also says that if the debtor fails to comply with the demand within the given period, the creditor is prepared to pursue legal action (e.g. file a case in court).

    There are no special requirements for a creditor to send a demand letter but it’s best to use a mode of service where the creditor can trace whether the debtor received the letter or not (e.g. via courier). Further, the creditor should save copies of the letter for himself / herself in case the creditor pursues legal action later on against the debtor.

  • Demand Letter to Evict Tenant

    Formally demand your tenant to evict the leased property

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    A demand letter is a formal demand on your tenant to (a) pay all due and unpaid rent arising from the lease; and (b) vacate the leased property. The letter gives the tenant a period of time to voluntarily comply with the demand. The letter also states that if the tenant fails to comply within the given period, the landlord is prepared to pursue appropriate legal remedies (i.e. file a complaint in court).

    There are no special legal requirements to send a demand letter but it’s best to use a mode of service where you can trace whether it was received or not (i.e. via courier). Further, it’s advisable for you to save copies of the letter for yourself in case legal action is pursued later on. 

  • Earnest Money Agreement for Immovable Property

    Show the seller you're serious by paying earnest money to reserve the immovable property (i.e. land, building, condominium unit)

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    An Earnest Money Agreement is used to show that the buyer is serious about purchasing property from the seller.  Under an Earnest Money Agreement the buyer pays the seller an amount of money, called “earnest money”, which is used to reserve the property to the buyer for a certain period of time.  

    During this period the seller cannot sell the property to any other person except the buyer.  The buyer and seller then engage in good faith discussions to finalize the terms of sale.  Once finalized the buyer purchases the property from the seller with the earnest money being credited towards the purchase price. 

  • Earnest Money Agreement for Movable Property

    Show the seller you're serious by paying earnest money to reserve the movable property (i.e. cellphone, jewelry, vehicle)

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    An Earnest Money Agreement is used to show that the buyer is serious about purchasing property from the seller.  Under an Earnest Money Agreement the buyer pays the seller an amount of money, called “earnest money”, which is used to reserve the property to the buyer for a certain period of time.  

    During this period the seller cannot sell the property to any other person except the buyer.  The buyer and seller then engage in good faith discussions to finalize the terms of sale.  Once finalized the buyer purchases the property from the seller with the earnest money being credited towards the purchase price. 

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