L. (N.) v. M. (R.R.) | 2016 CarswellOnt 1639 | Ontario Superior Court of Justice
Recent Ontario Court of Justice decision in which the mother was only permitted supervised access of her child.
Accused sought and obtained capital from complainants for development, with investments attached to specific condominium unit in which complainants would have rights on completion to purchase unit at discounted price.
Calculation of damages must consider that employee chose hourly compensation model and assumed 100 per cent risk of lack of billable hours.
Centre for Immigrant & Community Services and Workers United Canada Council, Local 136 (DeLuca), Re (2015) [2015] O.L.A.A. No. 367, 2015 CarswellOnt 14905 Ontario Arbitration
British Columbia Birth Registration No. 2009-44498, Re |2016 CarswellBC 267 | British Columbia Supreme Court
Recent British Columbia Court of Appeal case in which the parties were found to be in a marriage-like relationship.
Supreme Court holds mandatory minimum sentence infringes right to be free of cruel and unusual punishment
Recent support case which dealt with the distinction between a review provision and a variation based on material change.
A recent decision of Supreme Court of Canada allowing a motion to strike the affidavit of an expert.
Watt v. Health Sciences Assn. (2015), 2015 CarswellBC 3869, 2015 BCSC 2468 (B.C. S.C.) at para. 10 Punnett J.)
This digest highlights a recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision where workers were found to be dependent contractors entitled to reasonable notice.