Saskatchewan (Canadian Caselaw)

27266 results for Saskatchewan (Canadian Caselaw)

  • R v Sweet

    Notice of appeal. Appeal decision. Consent order. Extension of time
  • R v Taylor

    Admission of fresh evidence on an appeal from a conviction. Circumstantial evidence. Trial counsel. Beyond a reasonable doubt. Trier of fact
  • R v Lachance

    Identification evidence. Circumstantial evidence. Second trial. Hearsay rule. Defence counsel
  • J.E.T. v. Y.M.H.

    Retroactive award of spousal support. Parenting time. Family violence. Care of the children
  • MICHEL et al. v. GOVERNMENT OF SASKATCHEWAN

    Amendment of pleadings in an ordinary action. Third party claim. Statement of defence. Champerty and maintenance. Continuing trespass. Real issues
  • R. v. BIRD

    Defence of property. Third time in the back. Aggravated assault. Reasonable doubt
  • R v Yates

    Mens rea component for unlawful act manslaughter. Trial fairness. Miscarriage of justice. Common purpose. Appearance of unfairness
  • R. v. Fern

    Roadside detention. Breath samples. Right to counsel. Screening device. Police station. Counsel of choice
  • R. v. NELSON-SMITH

    Eyewitness identification testimony. Element of a criminal offence. Beyond a reasonable doubt. Pieces of evidence
  • R. v. Zaya

    Lawful grounds. Open liquor in the back seat. Police officer. Use of force
  • Koh v Atrium Mortgage Corporation

    Good faith performance. Summary judgment application. Appointment of the receiver. General contractor. Receivership process
  • R. v. A.I.Z.

    Admission of the video recording in evidence. Criminal investigation. Reliability of the statement. Reasonable time
  • R. v. KENNEDY

    Mens rea of the sexual assault charges. Standard of proof in a criminal trial. Reasonable doubt. Oral sex
  • RIBEN v. RIBEN

    Undue influence. Testamentary capacity. Sufficient issue for proof in solemn form
  • SCOTIA MORTGAGE CORPORATION v. GAETZ

    Costs of another party on a solicitor. Paralegal time. Legal fees. Foreclosure action. Hourly rate
  • SASKATCHEWAN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION v. SASKATCHEWAN POWER CORPORATION

    Context of human rights legislation. Application of the modern principle of statutory interpretation. Litigation privilege. Public interest
  • BLOSKI v. NOSIB et al.

    Negligence in the care. Amended statement of claim. Limitation period. Expert opinion. Actual prejudice. University hospital
  • R. v. Crain

    Person escape criminal liability. Mens rea. Direct evidence. Murder weapon. Reasonable jury
  • R. v. QUEWEZANCE

    Release supervisor. Residence without the prior permission. Session program on communication
  • R v Androsoff

    Aggravated assault. Reliable witness. Statement for admission into evidence. Bodily harm
  • Boutin v Boutin

    Child support. Pension income. Issue of deductible employment expenses. Consideration of the principles of contract interpretation
  • Leibel v Tootoosis

    Grant a stay. Notice of appeal. Interlocutory injunction. Parenting time. Trial decision. Balance of convenience
  • R v Bird

    Dangerous offender. Criminal offence. Sentencing decision. Personality disorder. Reasonable doubt
  • T.P. v. BYTEDANCE LTD.

    Service of judicial documents. Affidavit of service. Law of the jurisdiction. Statement of claim. Contracting state
  • R. v. Natomagan

    Offence of hunting on private land without permission. Hunting party. Right of access. Stay of proceedings. Cow moose
  • R v Macfie

    Breath sample demand. Control of a motor vehicle. Reasonable grounds. Summary conviction appeal
  • GRAHAM-LOCKERBIE STANLEY JV v. OVIVO INC.

    Cause of action in negligence. Limitation period. Breach of contract. Claim for contribution. Constructive knowledge. Date of the act
  • Cumberland House Cree Nation v. Opaskwayak Cree Nation

    [1]        The E.B. Campbell Hydroelectric Facility [EBC] is located on the Saskatchewan River approximately 100 kilometers downstream of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.  It was commissioned in 1963 and is owned and operated by Saskatchewan Power Corporation [SaskPower]. EBC operated on a 50 year licence that expired in 2015.  In 2014, SaskPower applied...
  • R v Dela Cruz

    Sentencing decision. Leave to appeal. Psychological assessment of an offender
  • REANEY v. FRADETTE

    Admission of expert opinion evidence. Transfer title. Donative intent. Application for an order. Trust declaration
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