The plaintiff submits that where there is no “time is of the essence” clause in the contract, the contract remains in force and another date can be fixed for closing by either side, providing reasonable notice is given. For this proposition they rely on page 4 of the unreported case of Feeley v. Halliday, a December 16, 1977 endorsement of Justice Cromarty.
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