1. DEALING WITH AN INSOLVENCY SITUATION LEXPERT Conference Toronto, Ontario November 21, 2013

2. Insolvent Parties (Statutes) A.CREDITOR PROTECTION STATUTES Companies Creditors’ Arrangement Act Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act

3. Insolvent Parties (Receivership) B. RECEIVERSHIP Private Court

4. Insolvent Parties (Impact on Landlord) C. IMMEDIATE IMPACT ON LANDLORD Events of Default Under Lease The Stay Payment of Rent

5. Insolvent Parties (Impact on Landlord) Use of Premises Assignment of Lease Damage to Premises

6. Insolvent Parties (Restructuring versus Bankruptcy) D. RESTRUCTURING VERSUS BANKRUPTCY Impact on Landlord Repudiation Formula Assignment of Lease Over Landlord Objection Effect of Vesting Orders

7. Insolvent Parties (Claims Process) E. THE CLAIMS PROCESS BIA – Repudiation of Lease Section 65.2(4) – BIA: Right of Disclaimer Section 136 – BIA: Landlord’s Priority for Payment

8. Insolvent Parties (Claims Process) Limits on the Quantum of a Landlord’s Claim CCAA – Repudiation of Lease Section 32 – CCAA: Right of Disclaimer

9. Insolvent Parties (Claims Process) Section 32(7) – CCAA: Quantum of Provable Claim Limits on the Quantum of a Landlord’s Claim Disclaimer of Lease – Effects on a Landlord’s PPSA Security

10. Insolvent Parties (Claims Process) Classes of Creditors Requirement to Mitigate Completing the Proof of Claim

11. Insolvent Parties (Bankruptcy) F. GUARANTEES AND LETTERS OF CREDIT Rights of Landlords Under Guarantees Rights of Landlords Under Letters of Credit

12. Insolvent Parties (Abandoned Assets) G. DEALING WITH ABANDONED ASSETS Tenant Assets Leased Assets

13. Insolvent Parties (Preparing for Worst) H. BEING PROACTIVE – PREPARING FOR THE WORST Responding to Warning Signs Taking the Initiative

14. Insolvent Parties (Preparing for Worst) Third Party Indemnities / Security or Letters of Credit Self-Help Remedies (doing it all wrong for the right result) TMI Adjustment Landlord Court Ordered Charges