Prince Edward Island (Canadian Caselaw)
4041 results for Prince Edward Island (Canadian Caselaw)
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Ayangma v. Amfoubalela,,
Set aside the judgment. Documents on the small claim. Explanation for the default. Personal service
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King & Dawson v. Government of PEI,
Child welfare. Costs of the motions
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DCP v. H.C. v. L.B.,
Child protection. Need of protection. Appointments with mental health professionals. Disposition hearing. Domestic violence
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E.H. v. D.M.,
Child support. Party of the family justice services. Parenting time
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A.G. of PEI v. Taha,
[1] The plaintiff, Mr. Taha, filed a statement of claim in this action against the defendant, Ms. Clements, on December 31, 2018. Ms. Clements is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island. In her role as a justice of the Supreme Court, Clements C.J. issued two written decisions dismissing actions commenced by Taha against the National Bank of Canada (NBC), (Court file S2-GS-61
- R. v. Gaudet, 2021 PECA 15
- C.A.M. v. J.C., 2021 PESC 41
- Carver v. R., 2021 PESC 40
- King v. City of Charlottetown and Shaw’s,, 2021 PESC 39
- Ghiz-Fay v. RBC et. al.,
- Farmer and Lodgeberry v. Pennecon Energy,
- R. v. MacLennan,
- Ayangma v. FLSB & ELSB,
- R. v. White,
- Grafton Management Inc. v. Charlottetown (City),
- S.J.K. v. Estate of J.A.K.,
- Doucette v. The Queen,
- Gaudet v. Folland,
- Drummond v. O,
- R. v. Skye View Farms et al.,
- M.J. v. T.J.,
- Z.W.C. v. M.L.D.,
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R. v. Frizzell,
[1] The right not to be denied reasonable bail without just cause is an essential element of an enlightened criminal justice system. It entrenches the effect of the presumption of innocence at the pre-trial stage of the criminal trial process and safeguards the liberty of accused persons.&#x
- R.N.S. v. L.D.B.,
- DCP v. J.M. and J.M.,
- D.L. v. B.W.,
- Bradley v. Bradley, Holmes and MacKay,
- McNeil v. WCAT (PEI),
- S. Taha & K. Taha v. National Bank, 2021 PESC 19
- R. v. Joel Lawrence Clow, 2021 PECA 7