Criminal Law: Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in Electricity Consumption
An important question raised here is whether Canadian homeowners have a reasonable expectation of privacy in their electricity consumption data.
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Test for Leave to Appeal to Provincial Appellate Court
This case provides insight with respect to the application of the test for leave; and it examines the standard of review applicable to discretionary decisions.
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Disqualifying Appellate Counsel
When is a matter “incidental to an appeal or matter pending in the court”?
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Meaning of “Injury to Chattels” for Limitation Period
Was the plumbing issue caused by a defect in the boat which existed before the boat came into the defendant’s possession or was the plumbing issue due to faulty repair?
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Test for Interventions & Scope of Participation
The Court of Appeal provided a useful summary of principles governing the scope of interventions.
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Challenges to Arbitrator’s Jurisdiction
“…a challenge to the arbitrator’s jurisdiction must be resolved first by the arbitrator.”
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