Ontario Guarantee of Commercial Lease

The guarantee is given by a principal of the company, such as a shareholder, partner, sole proprietor or some other person with a financial interest in the tenant.
The guarantee is being given as a means to induce the landlord to execute the lease.
The guarantor guarantees payment of all rent and other amounts due under the lease, including the payment of legal fees incurred by the landlord in enforcing the terms of the lease.
Never sign a commercial lease with a business tenant without also getting a personal guarantee of the lease. Buy the form, download it, fill in the details, print and get a signature.
Available in MS Word format.
Intended to be used only in the Province of Ontario, Canada.

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Last Updated: 27-June-2023

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The leasing company (lessor) retains ownership of the equipment during the term of the lease.
The lessor has a right to inspect the equipment during the lease.
The lessor will pay the taxes on the equipment.
The customer (lessee) is responsible for maintaining insurance on the equipment during the lease.
The lessor does not give the lessee any warranty or guaranty with respect to the equipment.
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The three parties to the lease are the landlord, the tenant, and an indemnifier (typically, a principal of a corporate tenant) who covenants to perform all of the tenant's obligations and will pay any amounts due under the lease if the tenant defaults.
The lease contains environmental covenants by both Tenant and Landlord.
Landlord will provide heat, ventilation and cooling systems for the premises and the building, electric power sources, and maintenance and repair of same.
Landlord is responsible for the operation, maintenance and repair of all systems, facilities and equipment necessary for the proper operation of the building in which the premises are located.
Other provisions of the lease include (among others):
- Landlord and Tenant taxes,
- Landlord and Tenant insurance,
- mutual release and indemnity,
- surrender and holding over,
- Landlord's rights on default.
Exhibits to the lease include:
- Determination of occupancy costs,
- Rules and Regulations,
- Landlord's and Tenant's Work.
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Intended to be used only in the Province of Ontario, Canada.

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Taxes and Remittances. The independent contractor is responsible for remitting his/her own income tax, HST, and other taxes and remittances.
Contract Not Exclusive. The relationship between the parties is not exclusive. The contractor may perform similar services for other clients, and the employer may retain other contractors to provide the same or similar services.
Expenses. The contractor will pay all of his/her own expenses, including transportation and meal expenses.
Profits. The contractor bears his/her own risk of profit and loss with respect to the services performed.
Confidentiality. The contractor agrees not to disclose or use any confidential information of the employer.
Business Protection. The file includes a Business Protection Agreement with nondisclosure, non-competition and non-solicitation clauses, to be signed by the contractor prior to commencing work.
Scope of Law. This Independent Contractor Agreement refers to specific labour laws of the Province of Ontario.

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