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2009 FALL CONFERENCE

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Thank You

for a Successful 

 2009 Fall Conference!

   We would like to take this time to thank all of the speakers who came out on a Saturday to share their vast knowledge, our sponsors, and our members who attended.  We had a great time in Kingston.  Check back on the website for photos, presentations from our speakers and much more.

We are recognized as professionals with a vital roll in the legal community. We are pleased to have a great line up of speakers today who have volunteered their time to be with us to share their knowledge. Their presence is a show of support to our profession  and we thank you, the speakers, for taking your time to speak to our group today. Chris Surowiak, President-Spokesperson PSO

Don't forget to mark your calendars for the Spring Conference to be held in Toronto on April 24, 2010.

 

Paralegals/Landlords encouraged to use new N4 immediatedly

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Landlord Tenant Board forms

Notice to End a Tenancy (Form N4)


A minor change has been made to the wording on the Notice to End a Tenancy Early for Non-payment of Rent (Form N4).  The explanation as to the amount the tenant must pay to avoid termination has been reworded.  The revised notice is available at all our offices and from the Notices of Termination page of our website

Although the Board encourages landlords to use this notice form immediately, the Board is providing a transition period until December 14, 2009 for landlords to use the old Form N4.  However, as of December 15, 2009, landlords must use the revised N4 notice.

After December 15, 2009, if the new form is not used you run the risk of the having your client's application dismissed.

 

Exemptions; PSO Submissions made JULY 23, 2009

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PSO submissions on exemptions presented to the Law Society of Upper Canada  JULY 23, 2009
 

New Small Claims Form published

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Small Claims Court forms

New versions of Small Claims Court forms are available for viewing. Changes to forms will become effective January 1, 2010. A new form 20R Notice of Termination of Garnishment has been added.  Click here to view the new forms.

 

 

ARE COLLECTION COMPANIES EXEMPT FROM LICENSING?

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On July 30th 2008 your board of Directors attended a meeting in Toronto with Julia Bass, the Policy Counsel for the Law Society of Upper Canada. One of the topics discussed at the meeting was to confirm the status of collection agencies exemption under Part V of the Law Society of Upper Canada By-Laws, more specifically “Providing Legal Services Without A Licence.”

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