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Contracts - Specific Term - 'Sufficiently Given'

. SpaceBridge Inc. v. Baylin Technologies Inc.

In SpaceBridge Inc. v. Baylin Technologies Inc. (Ont CA, 2024) the Ontario Court of Appeal considers the meaning of the phrase, 'sufficiently given', here used in an escrow agreement:
[41] ... Following Ross v. T. Eaton Co., (1992), 1992 CanLII 7470 (ON CA), 11 O.R. (3d) 115 (C.A.), she also found it significant that the Escrow Agreement – unlike the APA – did not use the language of “sufficiently given”, which has been held to indicate that a list of notice modalities is non‑exclusive. There is no basis upon which this court should interfere.

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