here are all my mortgage enforcement commentaries
How to address complex issues in mortgages and mortgage enforcement
How to address complex issues in mortgages and mortgage enforcement
Is s.40(3) CLRA ultra vires the province? On the face of the section, the words direct that the court can order a party to return […]
Traditionally, a party had to show a real and substantial connection to Ontario for the Ontario court to take jurisdiction. This was not traditionally much […]
In a connected world, so many transactions, from an Uber drive to buying on Amazon, are cross-border transactions that every Ordinary Joe is carrying on […]
The idea that a contract that you are a party to is ‘unconscionable’ was pretty far-fetched, until the supreme court of Canada recently decided Uber […]
Allison Skead started to have headaches and blurred vision in her right eye on or about May 1 2008. It took the medical system approximately […]
Theralase Technologies v Lanter 2020 ONSC 205 (CANLii) is a case where a number of anonymous people posted defamatory statements about a company and its […]
What if the officer swearing the Information-to-Obtain affidavit makes mistakes about who told him what information as to the crimes on which the warrant was […]
Loy-English, a doctor, attended the Ottawa Hospital emergency room in January 2013 with stomach complaints. An endoscope was inserted orally to travel to the small […]
Cloutier v. Ville de Saite Annede Beaupre [2019] J.Q. No. 10545: In 2014 the town of St. Anne de Beaurpre, close to Quebec City, was […]
Unifor VCTA v Harbour Link Container Services Inc., 2020 CanLII 13198 (CA LA) The union complains that the trucking owner is assigning too many […]
The Court of Appeal determined that a municipality, passing a set of (heritage) bylaws, the implicit purpose of which is to stop the transformation of […]
What if I use the Internet to say bad words about someone? How much is that going to cost me? case #1: Magno v. Balita […]
Start-up share issuance has been the subject of a successful oppression remedy. In Fedel v. Tan [2010] 101 (3d) 481, In the first iteration of […]
What type of improvement action provides ground for propriety estoppel (an equitable relief declaring land to be granted not in accordance with the Will). Mulholland […]
When Dickson first justified affirmative action in Canadian law C.N.R. v. Canada (Human Rights Commission), [1987] 1 S.C.R. 1114, as is typical of Dickson, […]
In Miazga v. Kvello Estate [2009] SCJ 51 the supreme court said this: [46] The independence of the Attorney General is so fundamental to the integrity and […]
Foo v. Yakimetz, 2002 CanLII 2662 (ON SC) In1995 Yakimetz and his business partner Dubreuil owned BGI Systems Integration Ltd. They were in financial difficulty. […]
Bennett v. Lenovo 2017 ONSC 1082 (CanLII) So you go to Best Buy and you buy a Lenovo laptop. Then you use your laptop. Then […]
Mahmoud Mohammad stormed an El-Al plane in 1968, threw grenades and was convicted of manslaughter. His buddies in the PLO stormed another El Al plane […]
In 30724453 Nova Scotia Company v. 1623242 Ontario Inc., 162 was the mortgagor and 307 was the mortgagee of a commercial property (an old non-functioning […]
There is no little irony in that Markus Koehnen (now Superior Court Judge), was both quoted by Cote J. in the unanimous supreme court of […]
The oppression remedy can be used to impose personal liability against a party involved in the oppression. Because personal liability runs counter to the long-established […]
Drake v. Goodwin 2019 ONSC 2865 is the latest derivative action case in Ontario. The details are explained elsewhere. Suffice it to say, the Divisional Court […]
