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These essays, authored by some of Canada's foremost human rights legislation scholars examine the impact of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms after twenty-five years of
application and debate. They canvas a broad range of opinion on the progress of the Charter and how its evolution is shaped.
Packed with expert commentary from scholars and lawyers working in the intellectual property field, this title fills a gaping need in the market, arming practitioners and policy makers with the tools needed to present better legal arguments and provide more sound advice within this controversial industry.
The Sentencing Code of Canada - Principles and Objectives gives you a comprehensive, near exhaustive review of Sections 718-718.21 of the Criminal Code. This resource sets out the five most important steps in sentencing that the Court and counsel must consider in every case.
This text is a must-have for any lawyer acting for or against an insurance company. The author not only explains the existing law in this developing area, but offers cogent insights to a number of as yet unanswered questions, and gives practical advice and guidance for the conduct of a bad faith action.
Author(s): Rakhi Ruparelia, Sanda Rodgers, Louise Bélanger-Hardy
ISBN: 9780433457053
Publication Date:
February 28, 2009
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This collection of essays brings a critical appraisal to Canadian tort law. The authors each consider the role of tort law in encouraging, supporting and fostering social justice and in achieving change.
At last, readers have access to a major book on the Quebec immovable hypothec [real estate mortgage] in English. Lawyers and real estate lenders and investors practising in this field will be able to find a practical and reasoned discussion of the topic.
This outstanding set of human rights law papers offers a snapshot of equality rights in Canada 20 years after section 15 came into force. It reconsiders the early expectations of equality advocates and traces the rise and decline of substantive equality in SCC jurisprudence.
Bennett on the PPSA (Ontario) 3rd Edition is your complete guide to the Personal Property Security Act (PPSA). This new edition contains revised
and updated materials to help you apply the PPSA, including commentary on key issues, expanded case law, and numerous precedents that apply to both debtors and creditors.
The Canadian Construction Law Dictionary is the only legal dictionary with a focus solely on construction law. This publication is designed to be a reference tool to help interpret the meaning of such topical words and phrases considered by Canadian courts.
Author(s): André Braën, Pierre Foucher, Yves Le Bouthillier
ISBN: 9780433451488
Publication Date:
February 28, 2006
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This human rights title takes a fresh look at minority language rights and protections from a national and international perspective. The book canvases existing
linguistic rights regimes, and analyzes the contemporary and practical language issues in Canada today.