Court of Appeal of Nova Scotia (Canada)

Fresh evidence. Offence of robbery. Dismiss the appeal. Assault with a weapon

[1]        […] the purpose of exploiting […] facilitating […] exploitation, contrary to Section 279.01(1) of the Criminal Code.

Appeal period. Civil procedure rule. Motion for leave. Review hearing

Deficiency judgment. Hearsay evidence. Arguments of judicial bias. Sale price

Prescriptive rights. Mutual easement. General principles of contractual interpretation. Right of way. Use of the driveway. Common intention

Grounds of appeal. Time periods. Requirements of natural justice. Income statement. Matrimonial property

Credibility assessment. Testimonial evidence. Reliability of the incomplete messages. New trial. Admission of guilt. Material error

Appeal dismissed. Totality of the evidence. Boundary line. Land surveyor. Line sketch

Discovery subpoenas. Duty of good faith. Leave to appeal. Amending agreement. Material fact in issue. Material fact

Costs award. Divorce trial. Settlement conference. Justice between the parties

Burden of proof. Care of the children as the family placement. Need of protective services. Appeal dismissed

Claim for unjust enrichment. Limitation period. Breach of contract. Ground of appeal. Juristic reason

Notice of appeal. Grounds of appeal. Necessary amendment. Civil procedure rule

Appeal of an interlocutory order. Interim decisions. Divorce act

Right of possession on payment of the debt. Security interest. Personal property. Recovery order. Use of the crane

Fresh evidence. Person as an expert witness. Fairness of the trial process. Miscarriage of justice

[1]   … The law of standing answers the question of who is entitled to bring a case to court for a decision. Of course it would be intolerable if everyone had standing to sue for everything, no matter how limited a personal stake they had in the matter. Limitations on standing are necessary in order to ensure that courts do not become hopelessly overburdened with marginal or redundant...

Visibility on the road. Use of lights by some people in the search. Exclusion of other evidence. Conditions on the area. Ditches on either side. Detailed description

Mens rea. Required intention for murder. Evidence of motive. Multiple knives. Issue of identity

Summary conviction appeal. Fresh evidence. Trial counsel

Infringing conduct. Admission of the evidence. Search warrant. Administration of justice. Cumulative impact

Proposal in bankruptcy. Meeting of creditors. Appealed the decision

General administration of criminal justice. Way of a conditional sentence order. Leave to appeal

Defence delay. Trial within a reasonable time. Third party records with waiver. Exceptional circumstances

Ground of appeal. Duty of fair representation. Protection of property. Fresh evidence. Application for judicial review. Trade union

Conditional sentence order. Unusual punishment. Deportation as a result of criminal convictions. Leave to appeal

Misapprehension of evidence. Trial without a jury. Sufficiency of reasons. Miscarriage of justice

Need of protection. Children in the permanent care. Risk of emotional abuse. Physical harm. Substantial risk

Criminal cases. Notice of appeal. Trial counsel. Fresh evidence. Potential witnesses

Retroactive award. Admission of fresh evidence on appeal. Child support. Personal income tax returns