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Drumheller, Alberta
Jacob Stewart
Jul 8

From TD Stock to Stock Stewart

Tracey Stock and Jacob Stewart have partnered as Stock Stewart LLP with focus on legal and mediation services for corporate, commercial, natural resources, intellectual property, and estate clients.

Tracey Stock
Jul 5

Trust Agreements and Trust Declarations

Trust agreements and trust declarations are some of the most common business tools being used in the Canadian oil and gas industry. However, many people drafting, executing, and administering these tools are not aware of their importance and the best practices for their use. This article will shed a bit of light on key issues about trusts from the land perspective.

Tracey Stock
Jun 10

Well Allocation Agreements Presentation Slides

During the 2012 CAPLA Conference in May, Tracey Stock gave a presentation on Well Allocation Agreements. The slides from the presentation are now available for viewing from the link below.

Tracey Stock
Jun 10

Land Asset Management – Dissolutions, Receiverships, and Missing Lessors Presentation

On October 16, 2012 Tracey Stock gave a lunch’n learn presentation to The Canadian Association of Petroleum Land Administration (CAPLA) on Land Asset Management – Dissolutions, Receiverships, and Missing Lessors. Video of the presentation is available below for viewing. In addition, slides from the presentation are available to view from the CAPLA web site.

Tracey Stock
Jun 10

Good Faith and Honest Contracting – Impacts of Bhasin v. Hrynew on Land Agreements

In 1796, George Washington’s presidential farewell letter included the advice, “that honesty is always the best policy.” Curiously, since Confederation, honesty has never been an established principle of Canadian contract law. As polite as Canadians may be, they reserved the right to be self-serving when it came to contract performance. This has changed.

Tracey Stock
Jul 11

New Rules and Procedures for Alberta Commissioners for Oaths

Effective April 30, 2015, commissioners for oaths in Alberta are governed by the new Notaries and Commissioners Act, SA 2013, c. N-5.5, and Commissioners for Oaths Regulation, Alta Reg 219/2014. The previous Commissioners for Oaths Act, RSA 2000, c. C-20, is repealed. There are several important features of the new legislation.

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