authorson v canada attorney general 2003

Supreme Court of Canada - April 10, 2008

Authorson v. Canada (Attorney General), [2003] 2 S.C.R. 40, 2003 SCC 39, 2003 SCC 39 (2003)

Authorson v. Canada (Attorney General), [2003] 2 S.C.R. 40,...... 40, 2003 SCC 39 Joseph Patrick Authorson, deceased, by his Administrator, ...... , Lenore Majoros Respondent as: Authorson v. Canada (Attorney General) Neutral citation: ...

Cour Suprême du Canada - April 10, 2008

Authorson c. Canada (Procureur général), [2003] 2 R.C.S. 40, 2003 CSC 39, 2003 CSC 39 (2003)

Authorson c. Canada (Procureur général), [2003] 2 R.C.S. ...... 40, 2003 CSC 39 Joseph Patrick Authorson, décédé, représenté par son administrateur �...... l'instance, Lenore Majoros Intimé : Authorson c. Canada (Procureur général) Référence ...

University of New Brunswick Law Journal - Nbr. 57, November 2007

Class actions against the Crown: a substitution for judicial review on administrative law grounds?

... and/or declaratory relief, or it owed only a general public law duty and the Crown may be subject to ...... (3) To take just one example, the class action against the Government of Canada for its handling of the "Mad Cow" crisis of 2003-...

University of New Brunswick Law Journal - Nbr. 57, November 2007

The class action and public authority liability: 'preferability' re-examined.

...t? Since the advent of the class action in Canada, governments have become a preferred--if not the ...... (4) Access to justice is primarily a question of access to compensation, and should generally be weighed as such. Sometimes class actions are ...