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Archives : March 2014

Word of the Week - Indexing

Century 21 Canada Ltd. Partnership v. Rogers Communications Inc. | 2011 CarswellBC 2348 | Punnett J.

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Legal Wit — A Kafka-esque Vortex. Sounds Good.

This application arises from one of what I understand are 1400 plus Canadians caught in a vortex under a portion of that legislation that would have impressed Franz Kafka.

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Copyright Infringement — What is a Substantial Part of a Work?

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Hassan v. Matsqui Institution | 2012 CarswellBC 2441 | Fitch J.

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Legal Wit — Red Handed

It seems that the Bank got caught with its hand in the cookie jar.

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Evidence law is a notoriously complex area of law. Some of its reputation is attributable to the difficult concept of hearsay evidence, which is generally inadmissible unless it falls within one of several established exceptions. Another difficult concept, which the CED tackles with aplomb, is similar fact evidence. The following post clearly and succinctly explains what similar fact evidence is, why it is potentially dangerous, and the circumstances in which it can be used. It is eminently helpful to those who seek a fuller understanding of evidence law.

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Right to counsel — Access to the Internet to Facilitate

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Word of the Week - Drung

Fennemore v. Mercer | 2013 CarswellNfld 220 | Kendra J. Goulding J.

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Legal Wit — The Old

I reject as absurd fabrication the 'dead animal carcass' on the side of the road defence.

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With westlaw Canada, researchers have a new tool in KeyCite to help them identify relevant citing references. Learn more about Depth of Treatment with this research tip.

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Mobility — Voice of the Child, Exceptions to the Hearsay Rule

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R. v. MacDonald | 2014 CarswellNS 16 | Supreme Court of Canada

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