Nova Scotia (Canadian Caselaw)
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Dowell v. Harrison,
Contract of sale. Parol evidence rule. Property in the goods. Conditions on the seller of a vehicle
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Downey v. Burroughs,
Dismiss the appeal
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Wintrup v. Adams,
Stay on appeal. Irreparable harm. Successful party
- R & D Holdings Ltd. v Buranello and French, 2021 NSSC 359
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Kimm v. Almadina International Limited,
Breach of contract. Amended agreement. Order for damages. Real estate
- R. v. Percy, 2021 NSSC 353
- Annapolis Group Inc. v. Halifax Regional Municipality, 2021 NSSC 344
- 3258042 Nova Scotia Limited v. Transport Canpar L.P., 2021 NSCA 84
- Project Forest Lakes Pte. Ltd. v. Terra Firma Development Corporation Limited, 2021 NSSC 350
- JD v. CB, 2021 NSSC 345
- R. v. Acosta, 2021 NSSC 343
- R. v J.A.F., 2021 NSSC 357
- R . v. Green, 2021 NSPC 53
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R. v. Coyne,
Expert evidence. Credibility of a witness. Reasonable doubt. Sexual assault
- R. v. Ross, 2021 NSPC 54
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation v. Canada (Border Services Agency),
[1] On April 28, 2020 the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, through its representative Elizabeth McMillan, filed a “Notice of Application” in the Provincial Court, seeking to lift a Sealing Order over Informations to Obtain (ITO’s). In particular, it suggested, a general warrant had been issued pursuant to Section 487.01 of...
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R. v. MacIntosh,
Induced confession. Voluntariness of the statement. Oppressive circumstances. Reasonable doubt
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R. v. DeRoach,
General statutory vehicle stop powers. Arbitrary detention. Driver sobriety. Reasonable suspicion. Parking lot
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Munroe-Unsworth v. Unsworth,
Costs award. Family division. Interim variation applications. Parenting time. Primary care
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Canco Manufacturing Holdings ULC v. PFI Interests,
Voting trust. General principle. Common law. Right to information
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Spaargaren v. Demont,
Motor vehicle liability policy. Driver of an uninsured automobile. Speed limit. Right of way
- R. v. JM, 2021 NSSC 307
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Adams v. Nova Institution,
Constitutionality of the customs legislation. Obscenity issue for the reasons. Cell detention. Body cavity search
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R. v. Terrio,
Sentencing process. Criminal negligence. Firearms offences. Restorative justice. Police officers. Reasonably foreseeable
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R. v. S.F.W.,
Sentencing of adults for sexual offences. Sexual assault. Criminal record. Contact with children
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R. v. T.J.F.,
Criminal trials. Indictable offence. Evidence of discreditable conduct. Police statement. Influence over the movements. Property damage
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Babineau v. SaltWire,
Forum non conveniens. Appropriate forum. Jurisdiction of the court. Territorial competence. Employment contracts
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Caughey v. Gulliver,
Appeal of an adjudicator's decision. Small claims. Procedural fairness. Requirements of natural justice
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R. v. Lilly,
Criminal law. Intent offence. Apprehension of bias. Presumption of judicial impartiality. Bail hearing. Reasonable apprehension
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R. v. M.H.L.,
Review of the evidence of each witness. Burden of proof. Reasonable doubt. Principles of credibility assessment