Medical Negligence: Mental Injury; Evidence
What are the evidentiary requirements to prove mental injury in Canada?
read moreWhat are the evidentiary requirements to prove mental injury in Canada?
read moreAccording to the C.A. “a prescriptive easement can be established after 20 years of continuous, uninterrupted, open and peaceful use without objection by the owner of the servient tenement if it was as of right, meaning without permission of the owner of the servient tenement.”
read moreThis case provides important guidance with respect to the registration requirements in s. 34 of the Builders’ Lien Act.
read moreThe Appellant in this case argues, inter alia, that the Trial Judge erred by applying “uneven scrutiny” to his evidence, engaging in “speculative or stereotypical thinking”, and that her reasons were insufficient.
read moreRule 14.47(a) of the Rules provides that the application to restore “must be filed and served as soon as reasonably possible”.
read moreWhen should an appellant seek to file a reply factum?
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