US EditionSt. Albert Property Developer faces charges for failing to return life-lease payments – Heartland News
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St. Albert Property Developer faces charges for failing to return life-lease payments – Heartland News
The president of a St. Albert property development group is facing charges under the province’s new Consumer Protection Act. Greg Christenson, president and owner of Christenson Group of Companies (CGC), is facing two counts of failing to return a life-lease entrance fee within 180 days. A life lease is a lump sum payment made to lower monthly rent costs and is meant to be refunded once the resident either moves out or passes away. Once a six…
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