Canadian courts must take care to ensure that the inferences drawn in a criminal matter are “rooted in the evidence” rather than stereotypes or myths about how the victims of crime should act.
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In this case, the Court of Appeal determined that the Case Management Judge’s decision granted leave to the JCCF to return if the anticipated repeal did not occur was sufficiently flexible
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On Friday, Dec. 17, 2021, the Supreme Court of Canada is releasing its decision in Association de médiation familiale du Québec v. Isabelle Bisaillon, Michel Bouvier. At issue is the ability to rely on a summary of matters agreed upon in a family law mediation for the purpose of later proving in court that an agreement was reached.
read moreThe Supreme Court of Canada granted 1 leave to appeal in the month of November 2021.
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issue is whether a victim of fraud in connection with public contracts may effect compensation under s. 21 of the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act with debt incurred after the initial order of CCAA proceedings was issued.
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On Friday, Dec. 3, the Supreme Court of Canada is releasing its decision in R. v. Loblaw Financial Holdings. This is the second tax law decision in as many weeks.
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