Applicability of Hague-Visby limitations to undeclared on deck cargo
In this claim for loss of cargo en route from [...]
Arbitration Clause unenforceable: Heller vs Uber
Ref: Heller v. Uber Technologies Inc., 2019 ONCA 1 In [...]
Forum of Necessity Exception
Ref: Mohammad v. Tarraf et al, 2019 ONSC 1701, Gray [...]
Time-Bar incorporated through CIFFA STCs results in Summary Judgment
A recent decision of the Federal Court of Canada provides [...]
All Three Rail Workers Acquitted in Lac Megantic Trial
In the early morning hours of 6 July 2013 a [...]
Limitation period for Excessive Force Claim runs from dismissal of Charges
On 7 December 2017 the Ontario Court of Appeal handed [...]
Service Outside Hague Convention
This appeal considered the validity of service of a Statement of Claim in accordance with The Hague Convention on defendants located in a state that is not a party to that Convention. The Court confirmed that in such states service in accordance with the Ontario rules is sufficient, and that service under our rules does not conflict with the domestic sovereignty of the state in which the defendants are resident.
The Importance of Costs: BitTorrent and The Cobbler
Readers who have a shared server with users of BitTorrent, [...]
Can Maritime Lien be Extended by Contract?
Ref: In re: World Imports Ltd. et al. 15-1498 (3d Cir. [...]
Gavin Magrath leads LRWC Intervention in Trinity Western University v LSUC
The Ontario Court of Appeal released its decision today on [...]