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179 documents for apportionment of damages

- Defending Your Damage Award On Appeal
... court may interfere with an assessment of damages are limited, this subject is narrow. Hence, this p... of the quantum of damages, or apportionment of damages according to fault is justified only in...
- Mondaq Business Briefing
- Canada Law Articles in English
- Blackwater v. Plint, [2005] 3 S.C.R. 3, 2005 SCC 58, 2005 SCC 58 (2005)
... of Canada and United Church claiming damages for sexual abuse and other harm suffered while res...29, ss. 113, 114. Damages - Apportionment - Vicarious liability - Former students of Indian ...
- Supreme Court of Canada
- Schwartz v. Canada, [1996] 1 S.C.R. 254 (1996)
... -- Income tax -- Computation of income -- Damages for cancellation of employment -- Employment contr...'s findings of fact with respect to apportionment of damages received by taxpayer for cancellation o...
- Supreme Court of Canada

- Sunrise Co. v. Lake Winnipeg (The), [1991] 1 S.C.R. 3 (1991)
... for that grounding but deducted the damages for lost revenue for the 14 days required to repai... event can be recognized by pro rata apportionment. This approach is philosophically compatible with ...
- Supreme Court of Canada
- A Common Law of the Family? Reflections On Rick V. Brandsema
Important lines of inquiry include the judgment's likely effect on judicial review of separation agreements and the extent to which it signals a retrenchment from the Supreme Court's comfort with private ordering in the family setting.2 Bracketing those inquiries, this paper argues that Rick merits careful study on account of the Court's approach to the relationships between statutory family law and the general private law, on one hand, and federal and provincial law, on the other. The second part draws out what appears to be confusion, in Rick, about the Supreme Court's judgment in Miglin v. Miglin3 and its relation to the doctrine of unconscionability.4 Puzzlingly, the Court in Rick read the earlier judgment as a modification of the common law of contract for the spousal setting, ins...

... part of this paper examines the award of damages made on setting aside the parties' agreement and s... thereof), but also for judicial apportionment of assets under the Family Relations Act.56. It is...
- Canadian Journal of Family Law
- Vol. 25 Nbr. 2, July 2009
- Ingles v. Tutkaluk Construction Ltd., [2000] 1 S.C.R. 298, 2000 SCC 12, 2000 SCC 12 (2000)
... and severally liable, and apportioned damages of $49,368.80 between them. The Court of Appeal se...The apportionment of liability is primarily a matter within the prov...
- Supreme Court of Canada
- Oliver Blais Co. Ltd. v. Yachuk, [1946] S.C.R. 1 (1945)
... the gasoline-Whether defendant liable in damages-Whether contributory negligence of child-Contentio..." negligence or "last clear chance"-Apportionment of fault-Application of apportionment to child's f...
- Supreme Court of Canada
- Rothfield v. Manolakos, [1989] 2 S.C.R. 1259 (1989)
... liable to the respondents for all of the damages, but as between them he attributed 60% of the resp...In my view, a just apportionment would be in the order of 70% for the appellants an...
- Supreme Court of Canada
- J2 Global Communications, Inc. v. Protus IP Solutions Inc., 2008 FC 760 (2008)
... extent of any infringement, the amount of damages, or the apportionment of profits will be decided s...
- Federal Court
- Dube v. Labar, [1986] 1 S.C.R. 649 (1986)
... will not be legally responsible for my damages." The question is not simply whether the plaintiff...TOTAL: 100%. 8. Disregarding the apportionment of negligence you have made in response to questio...
- Supreme Court of Canada