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Halsbury's Laws of Canada – Religious Institutions (2026 Reissue) / Roads, Highways and Bridges (2026 Reissue)

The Religious Institutions volume examines the many points of intersection between law and religion in Canada while the Roads, Highways and Bridges volume is an invaluable resource to understand the issues surrounding the use of roads.

Langue de publication: English

Publié: 30 novembre 2026

Éditeur: LexisNexis Canada

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345,00 $
Précommande ISBN: 9780433542988

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RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS
Howard (Howie) Kislowicz, B.A., B.C.L./LL.B., LL.M., S.J.D.

Canada is a cultural mosaic, with inhabitants belonging to a broad range of religious faiths. As spiritual organizations in a secular world, the religious institutions that support those faiths must interact with the everyday world of law and legal obligation. Religious Institutions (2026 Reissue) examines the many points of intersection between law and religion in Canada, addressing such topics as:

  • Freedom of religion under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
  • Denominational schools
  • Legal status of religious institutions
  • Duties and liabilities of directors of religious institutions
  • Judicial review of decisions by religious institutions
  • Civil and criminal liability of religious institutions
  • Employment status of clergy and wrongful dismissal claims
  • Property rights of religious institutions
  • Marriage, divorce and parental wishes regarding religion
  • Consent to medical treatment
  • Conscientious objections to providing medical assistance in dying
  • Faith-based arbitration
  • Criminal law matters
  • Taxation of property and income

ROADS, HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES
Catherine Morin, B.Mus. (Hons.), LL.B.

Whether travelling on foot, by bicycle, by automobile, or by any other mode, once upon a road, we are affected by a complex web of common law decisions and legislation that shapes the privileges and responsibilities shared by road authorities and users alike. Roads, Highways and Bridges (2026 Reissue) is an invaluable resource that elucidates those privileges and responsibilities. Topics covered include:

  • Ownership and jurisdiction over the roadways in Canada
  • The legislative and regulatory structure that governs roads, highways and bridges
  • The legal right to use roadways
  • Opening and closing of roadways
  • Issues relevant to the repair, maintenance and improvement of roadways
  • Liability of users, owners and government
  • Available remedies, special notice provisions and limitations to actions

RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS

I. Constitutional Framework

II. Governance of Religious Institutions

III. Judicial Intervention in Decision Making by Religious Institutions

IV. Liability of Religious Institutions

V. Obligations and Liability of Clergy

VI. Employment

VII. Human Rights

VIII. Property

IX. Family Law

X. Medical Treatment

XI. Faith-based Arbitration

XII. Religion and Municipal Government

XIII. Criminal Law

XIV. Taxation

ROADS, HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES

I. Definitions

II. Use of Highway

III. Jurisdiction

IV. Opening and Closing of Highways

V. Repair, Maintenance and Improvement

VI. Remedies

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