Heidari v Naghshbandi: Ontario Court of Appeal Clarifies When Security for Costs of an Appeal is Appropriate
In Heidari v Naghshbandi,[1] the Court of Appeal for Ontario canvassed the governing principles relevant to a motion to obtain […]
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Limitations Defences Must be Pleaded and Argued
Be careful what you admit: Ontario Court of Appeal rules on Requests to Admit
The Supreme Court of Canada finds the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act constitutional
After having been reviewed by three appellate courts, the Supreme Court of Canada has now had its opportunity to resolve […]
Is it constitutional? A primer on the discord between provincial appellate courts on the constitutionality of the Greenhouse gas pollution pricing act
The Updates Continue: The 2020 IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration
The Tragically Hip v. Mill Street Brewery: A Long Time Running
No Obligation to Sue a John Doe or Jane Doe
Partial Summary Judgment (Almost) Dead in Ontario
Court of Appeal for Ontario Addresses Actual and Constructive Knowledge of Claims for Contribution and Indemnity
Malik v Attia: Ontario Court of Appeal further restricts partial summary judgment
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