Case Law Update: The Sovereign General Insurance Company v Walker
Insurance liability coverage Notice of action Who may give notice s 129 of the Insurance Act Relief from forfeiture
Nasty neighbours dispute resolved on the public purse: The lessons learned
The Town of Meaford waded into a private property dispute between neighbours and spent significant public resources after doing so.
Working in Canada: An Overview of Employment Law
Among the most challenging and complex issues faced by businesses, governments, organizations and individuals are those that arise in the workplacein the relationships between management and employee, worker and employer […]
Pay up, Toronto tells Mammoliti
The City of Toronto retains outside lawyer to assist in its efforts to collect cost of Mammoliti’s defence against challenge to his 2006 election campaign expenses.
Holyday racks up $125K bill to prove point
Battle by Deputy Mayor Doug Holyday to recover legal costs of Mammoliti and Heaps ends in precedent-setting decision by divisional court.
Ford family firms gave mayor’s campaign a break on late payment fees
Toronto Council’s code of conduct does not deal specifically with expenses related to compliance audits.
Legal drinking age? Sorry, dude, you’re still too young
In this era of human rights statutes and commissions, many clubs turn away legal-age customers.
Case Law Update: Aguas v Rivard Estate
Civil procedure Dismissal order Test to set aside
Case Law Update: Alberta (Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development) v Cunningham
Constitutional Law Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Discrimination
Case Law Update: Gagliano v Gomery and the Attorney General (Canada)
Administrative Law Natural Justice Bias Public Inquiries
Case Law Update: Her Majesty the Queen (Ex Rel City of Toronto) v Andrade
(Ontario Court of Justice, released September 15, 2011) Provincial Offences Act Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms section 11(b) Part I Offences Unreasonable Delay The question of constitutionally tolerable delay […]
Case Law Update: Rondel v Robinson Estate
Estates Interpretation of a Will Admissible Evidence
Litigation Update – September 2011
Six case law updates released between June and September 2011.
Partner David Wingfield seconded to Competition Bureau Legal Services
Partner David R. Wingfield has joined the Competition Bureau Legal Services.
Estoppel Certificates: Avoiding Liability for Another Owner’s Debts
Purchasers should note the importance of obtaining estoppel certificates as illustrated by Toronto Kosher Inc. v. Windward Drive Holdings Inc.