What is the difference between the duty to provide financial disclosure in the context of the valuation of a property?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Pinnock v. Pinnock, 2021 ONSC 4155 (CanLII):
Although in Silverstein v. Silverstein, Galligan J. was speaking about the duty to provide financial disclosure as opposed to disclosure relevant to other issues of non-financial nature, such as documentation relevant to the determination of valuation date, his comments nonetheless have equal application. This principle has been repeated over and over again, by trial and appeal Courts across Canada.
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