Archive for ‘Summaries Sunday’ Feature
Summaries Sunday: SOQUIJ
Summaries Sunday: OnPoint Legal Research
One Sunday each month OnPoint Legal Research provides Slaw with an extended summary of, and counsel’s commentary on, an important case from the British Columbia, Alberta, or Ontario court of appeal.
DETLOR v. BRANTFORD (CITY), 2013 ONCA 560
1. CASE SUMMARY
Areas of Law: Municipal law; Aboriginal law; Constitutional and Charter law
~Bylaws containing specific reference to identifiable individuals in their preamble, and affecting Aboriginal people, will not be held to be invalid if they are of general application and do not touch on the “core of Indianness”~
Background: The Haudenosaunee people claimed unsurrendered rights to land in the . . . [more]
Summaries Sunday: Maritime Law Book
Summaries of selected recent cases are provided each week to Slaw by Maritime Law Book. Every Sunday we present a precis of the latest summaries, a fuller version of which can be found on MLB-Slaw Selected Case Summaries at cases.slaw.ca.
This week's summaries concern: Judicial reasons / Discovery of settlement documents / Expropriation & interest / drug-sniffing dogs:Summaries Sunday: SOQUIJ
Summaries Sunday: SOQUIJ
Summaries Sunday: Maritime Law Book
Summaries of selected recent cases are provided each week to Slaw by Maritime Law Book. Every Sunday we present a precis of the latest summaries, a fuller version of which can be found on MLB-Slaw Selected Case Summaries at cases.slaw.ca.
This week's summaries concern: Public interest evidentiary privilege / Criminal law restitution:Summaries Sunday: Supreme Advocacy
Summaries Sunday: SOQUIJ
Summaries Sunday: Maritime Law Book
Summaries Sunday: OnPoint Legal Research
One Sunday each month OnPoint Legal Research provides Slaw with an extended summary of, and counsel’s commentary on, an important case from the British Columbia, Alberta, or Ontario court of appeal.
SABOURIN AND SUN GROUP OF COMPANIES v. LAIKEN, 2013 ONCA 530
1. CASE SUMMARY Areas 0f Law: Mareva Injunction; Contempt; Principle of Finality ~Civil contempt does not require finding of deliberate intent~

