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This second edition text by franchise law expert Daniel So explores the laws governing Canadian franchised businesses. This book is intended for franchisors and deals with the business law issues that they face, as they enter into, and maintain, franchise relationships.
This title explains practical ways to reduce the costs of litigation while adhering to the province's new civil procedure rules. The authors demonstrate how to use these rules along with established court procedures to strengthen your client's position in a civil lawsuit.
This conflict of laws title presents the first comprehensive and structured study of the divide between civil and common law. The essays in this collection each
tackle a topic significant for litigators and other procedural lawyers in a bijural country.
This book provides authoritative and comprehensive information and insight into the law concerning the treaties between the Aboriginal people in Canada and the Crown in Canada.
The rules of civil procedure govern every stage of the litigation process, so judges, lawyers and law students often need a quick and convenient means of researching them. Canadian Civil Procedure Law, 2nd Edition is precisely that sort of research tool.
This evidence law guide provides instant solutions to common and unfamiliar evidentiary problems that can arise in civil, criminal, family or administrative proceedings and difficult concepts are simplified for easy understanding and instant use in court.
Wrongful Conviction in Canadian Law is the first book to review and analyze recommendations of Commissions of Inquiry into wrongful convictions. Comparative analyses reveal which recommendations have been implemented as policy, passed into legislation, or endorsed by the courts.
Author(s): David Wotherspoon, Sunny Handa, Alex Cameron
ISBN: 9780433451815
Publication Date:
April 30, 2010
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This is an essential evidence law resource for anyone who participates in civil litigation or electronic information management. Discover how traditional methods have changed to keep pace with technological advancements-and make sure your clients or organization are not exposed to unnecessary risk.
This text delivers a comprehensive survey of the law of hockey, examining a range of on-ice and off-ice issues in their historical, social and economic context. This book is essential reading for anyone with an interest in the game and serves as an engaging overview of Canadian law.
In 2005, the Government of Ontario passed comprehensive amendments to the Ontario Heritage Act. These long-awaited changes give municipalities new powers to protect their heritage properties and communities. Ontario Heritage Act & Commentary is the only dedicated research source on these amendments.