Acknowledgements

• Author: David A. Crerar
• Pages: 21-21

Acknowledgements

The

author

is

particularly

grateful

for

the

research

skills

of

Katie

He-

ung,

librarian;

Andrew

Nathan,

associate;

and

Adrian

Greer,

articled

student;

and

for

the

exemplary

document

processing

and

proofing

skills

of

Donna

White

and

Evelyn

Chui,

all

of

Borden

Ladner

Ger



vais

LLP,

and

all

of

whom

provided

invaluable

assistance

in

the

com



pletion

of

this

work.

The

author

also

thanks

Mathieu

Piché-Messier,

Ira

Nishisato,

Ross

McGowan,

Robert

Dawkins,

Dirk

Laudan,

Michael

Skene,

Jennifer

Choi,

Benjamin

Reedijk,

and

Shelby

Liesch

of

Bor



den

Ladner

Gervais

LLP,

,

Geoffrey

Thompson,

Gerald

Ghikas

QC,

and

Jack

Finn,

Sienne

Lam,

Rahim

Esmail,

and

David

Claassen

formerly

of

Borden

Ladner

Gervais

LLP

for

their

assistance

in

the

creation

of

this

work.

The

author

thanks

Marina

Pratchett

QC

of

Fasken

Martineau

DuMoulin

LLP

for

first

encouraging

his

systematic

study

of

Mareva

law,

D

Geoffrey

Cowper

QC

of

Fasken

Martineau

DuMoulin

LLP,

and

David

Wotherspoon

of

MLT

Aikins

LLP

for

providing

first

exposure

to

these

orders

in

practice.

The

author

expresses

his

gratitude

to

pro



fessors

Stephen

Waddams

and

Craig

Scott

for

kindling

his

interest

in

equitable

remedies

and

private

international

law

at

the

University

of

Toronto

Faculty

of

Law

so

many

years

ago.

Finally,

the

author

thanks

Jeffrey

Miller,

Alisa

Posesorski,

and

the

editing

team

at

Irwin

Law,

and

Gib

van

Ert

for

his

encouragement

in

contacting

Irwin.

All

errors

remain

those

of

the

author.

This

book

is

current

to

June

2017.

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