Acquiescence

• Trade-marks Expunged As Registrations Were Invalid; But No Acquiescence (Intellectual Property Weekly Abstracts Bulletin - Week Of May 7, 2012)

Edited by Chantal Saunders and Beverley Moore OTHER CASES OF INTEREST Trade-marks Expunged as Registrations were Invalid; but No Acquiescenc...

• Mondaq Business Briefing
• Canada Law Articles in English

• Nor-Man Regional Health Authority Inc. v. Manitoba Association of Health Care Professionals , 2011 SCC 59, Nor-Man Regional Health Authority Inc. v. Manitoba Association of Health Care Professionals, 2011 SCC 59, 2011 SCC 59 (2011)

... was barred by its long-standing acquiescence from grieving the employer's application of the di...

• Supreme Court of Canada

• Harper Falls in Line Behind U.S. Interests

This is the second time a Conservative government has snatched defeat from the jaws of victory on the lumber file. In 1986, the GATT, the World Trade Organization's predecessor, issued a preliminary finding on the legality of U.S. lumber duties against Canada. Brian Mulroney's government, bent on negotiating a free trade agreement with the U.S., abruptly aborted it, with the eager acquiescence of the Americans. The finding was never published. It doesn't take a suspicious mind to assume that GATT had ruled for Canada. Mulroney foreclosed on the GATT ruling because it would have wiped out his entire argument about the "necessity" of a bilateral free trade deal. Despite polls showing 73 per cent of western wheat farmers support the board, the [Stephen Harper] government is, as in lumber,...

• Winnipeg Free Press
• August 11, 2009

• Letters to the Editor

Glenn Matyas's May 15 letter, Let police do their jobs, betrays a misreading of Sarah Jeanne Fox's May 12 column, Become a cop watcher. The words "do not interfere" appear in her final paragraph, so Matyas's admonition to "stay out of the way" is redundant. If the police and other such agencies are staying within their obligations, surely they have nothing to hide and Copwatch will prove that. One: The belief that "development" solves any of the social ills the east side inhabitants suffer is an unsubstantiated, irrational dogma. Rational investigation of that misconception proves that development has never served to do more than redistribute wealth disproportionately into the pockets of the already advantaged. A close look at Canada's superstar "development" -- Fort McMurray -- will c...

...-backyard (Nimby) campaign, and the acquiescence of the future provincial premier? Manitoba could l...

• Winnipeg Free Press
• August 19, 2009

• 1429539 Ontario Limited c. Café Mirage Inc., 2011 FC 1290 (2011)

...Acquiescence. [59] The Defendants contend that even though the ...

• Cour Fédérale

• 1429539 Ontario Limited v. Café Mirage Inc., 2011 FC 1290 (2011)

...Acquiescence. [59] The Defendants contend that even though the ...

• Federal Court

• L'equite judiciaire, de l'ombre a la lumiere : archeologie d'une exception singuliere aux regles de la publicite immobiliere.

... civil par infftation de lestoppel by acquiescence 1. Un outil receptif aux preoccupations d'equite d...

• McGill Law Journal
• Vol. 55 Nbr. 4, November 2010

• Effects of Service Quality and Shared Value On Trust and Commitment: An Empirical Study of 3cs Product Customers in Taiwan

The convergence of computer, communications, and consumer electronics (3Cs) technologies, catalysed by advancement of protocol standards, has forced three previously separate retailing industries to integrate their business operations, such as consolidation of retail outlets. This provides an unprecedented level of convenience for consumers to work, shop, and network with each other. To survive in this highly competitive market, companies in the 3Cs retail industry in Taiwan are adopting innovative marketing strategies and aggressive promotion campaigns to strengthen their customer relationships. From the consumer point of view, lying at the core of customer relationship management are such notions as commitment, trust, and value. This study examines the effect of service quality on cus...

... affects such outcome variables as acquiescence and propensity to leave, cooperation, functional c...

• International Journal of Business Studies
• Vol. 15 Nbr. 2, December 2007

• For Taxpayers' Sake, Say 'No' to Equalization Bailout

Equalization payments are projected to decline because payments are based on a complicated formula driven in part by the provincial government revenues of strong provincial economies. So, when the economies of former powerhouses like Alberta and Ontario falter, so, too, do equalization payments. Equalization isn't like most other program. Its costs, payments, are designed to fluctuate based on relative performance of the provinces. When large strong provinces do well economically, payments rise. And rise they have. Payments have grown from a total of $8.6 billion in 2003-04 to today's high of $14.8 billion -- a 72 per cent increase in six years. Equally, when large, strong provinces don't do well economically, payments should decline. British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan don't rec...

... bailout or they will trade their acquiescence to a guaranteed floor on payments for some other e...

• Winnipeg Free Press
• October 30, 2009

• Levi Strauss & Co. v. Roadrunner Apparel Inc., (1997)

... Paragraph 18 and the defence of acquiescence . The Appellants argue in relation to the allegat...

• Federal Court of Appeal