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Archives : October 2015

Word of the Week - Perpetuity

Oldfield, Re | 1949 CarswellMan 14 | Manitoba Court of King's Bench

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Legal Wit — 90% Perspiration

No counsel should draft a pleading without reading the appropriate rules on pleadings each time before they draft the pleading.

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Menziesbank Corp. assisted in the implementation of a matrimonial settlement. The Court of Appeal for Ontario granted leave to appeal to the creditors who claimed a solicitor’s lien and a salvage lien in relation to services rendered or money lent to the bankrupt taxpayer.

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The owner lent his ATV, provided the borrower only drive it on his farm -- even after the borrower breached this condition, the court upheld the vicarious liability of the owner for the motor vehicle accident that followed.

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Recent decision which denied a litigant’s request to stay a divorce order due to her being in contempt of a previous order.

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Legal Wit — Impenetrable Jargon

Of course [the defendant] was entitled to change its organization as it saw fit and to terminate the plaintiff or anyone else, subject to the law requiring proper notice.

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This post examines the general principles behind the interpretation of contracts, and an overview of the burden of proof for construction and interpretation.

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