Caveat

• Author: Julien D. Payne/Marilyn A. Payne
• Pages: 23-23

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CAV EAT

ere is a danger in taking too much from a judgment by deriving broad general rules, tests,

or propositions from the resolution of a particular dispute. Reasons for judgment must be

read with a critical mind in l ight of the applicable legal and factual backgrounds: MacDonald

v MacDonald, [2002] BCJ No 121 (CA), citing Bell v Klein (No 3) (1954), 13 WWR 193 (BCCA).

is publication is distributed on the ba sis that the authors, copyright holder, and pub-

lisher are not engaged in rendering legal, accounting, or other professional advice. If legal

advice or other expert assistance i s required, the services of a competent professional should

be sought. e analysis contai ned herein should not be construed as being either ocial or

unocial policy of any governmental body.