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In January, we published a bulletin concerning Canadian Royalties Inc. v. Nearctic Nickel Mines Inc.1 In that decision, the Quebec Superior Court conc...
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On February 29, 2012, the Quebec Court of Appeal handed down judgment in Nearctic Nickel Mines Inc. v Canadian Royalties Inc.,1 confirming that arbitr...
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In January, we published a bulletin concerning Canadian Royalties Inc. v. Nearctic Nickel Mines Inc.1 In that decision, the Quebec Superior Court conc...
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... or award, a mandamus, an injunction or an order for specific performance may be granted or a recei...
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The Quebec Superior Court, in a decision rendered in Canadian Royalties Inc. v. Nearctic Nickel Mines Inc.1 on September 22, 2010, confirmed a conse...
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... exchanges continued in the usual orderly fashion, despite sharp falls in asset values and i... suspect for this markedly different performance is readily identified: the presence or absence of ... CCPs offer multilateral netting for a specific financial market or product, it is possible that b...
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... must reflect upon these differences in order to understand its own condition and to define its ...Specific Performance Conclusion I. The Question (1) . "Law"...
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... interest is a complex, nuanced, fact-specific exercise. [2] [20] [77]. In this case, the husband... agreement incorporated into a decree that orders the parties to comply with their undertakings. The... She did not seek an order of specific performance directing him to appear before the rabbis. 13 Ther...
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In this article, we outline the case history starting with the decisions of the Quebec Superior Court and Court of Appeal, explain the questions that the majority and minority asked themselves in the Supreme Court of Canada, and conclude by analyzing that Court's decision and its implications for Jewish spouses and spouses of other religious minorities going through the divorce process. "15 This is also the theory behind Jewish divorce, and in the "vast majority"16 of cases, a get is freely given in accordance with that theory.\n"257 While some may view this as an example of the court unnecessarily interfering in matters of religion, such an approach may be necessary so as not to frustrate existing legislative provisions with respect to removing barriers to religious remarriage.258 As ...
... perhaps being the equitable declaratory order, in which a civil court makes a statement about th..., strongly suggesting] the negligent performance of building contracts." 4 On the substantive side,... though, the Court concluded that even if specific performance was not available, the husband might b...
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...: The Power of Arbitrators to Force Performance of Contractual Obligations", we reviewed the decis... injunctions - which arbitrators cannot order - and orders of specific performance and held that...