Loblaw Companies Limited v. Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Company of Canada
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Court | Superior Court of Justice of Ontario (Canada) |
| Judge | VERMETTE |
| Citation | 2022 ONSC 449 |
| Docket Number | CV-20-00649597-0000 |
| Date | 19 January 2022 |
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Court Of Appeal For Ontario Clarifies Key Coverage Concepts Including Allocation Of Defence Costs, Control Of Defence And Split File Protocols
...need not necessarily become the new status quo in all manner of insurance litigation. Footnotes 1. 2024 ONCA 145 [Loblaw Appeal]. 2. 2022 ONSC 449 [Loblaw 3. Loblaw Application at para 73, citing Hanis v Teevan, 2008 ONCA 678, leave to appeal refused: [2008] SCCA 504; Markham (City) v AIG I......
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Late Notice And Relief From Forfeiture
...reasoning in the recent Ontario Superior Court decision in Loblaw Companies Limited v. Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Company of Canada, 2022 ONSC 449, to be more compelling. In that case, the court determined that relief from forfeiture is applicable to pre-tender defence Conclusion and Ta......
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Searles v. Economical Insurance
...pointing out a recent Ontario decision which arrives at a different result: see Loblaw Companies Ltd v. Royal & Sun Alliance Ins., 2022 ONSC 449, at paras. 112-120. However, I disagree with their arguments that Loblaw is inapplicable because of its distinguishable facts. On the contrary......
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...results. To bolster this proposition, they rely on the case of Loblaw Companies Limited v. Royal & Sun Alliance, 2022 ONSC 449. [130] Lloyd’s further submits, that if there was ultimately a finding of any coverage under the Lloyd’s policy, the m......
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Court Of Appeal For Ontario Clarifies Key Coverage Concepts Including Allocation Of Defence Costs, Control Of Defence And Split File Protocols
...need not necessarily become the new status quo in all manner of insurance litigation. Footnotes 1. 2024 ONCA 145 [Loblaw Appeal]. 2. 2022 ONSC 449 [Loblaw 3. Loblaw Application at para 73, citing Hanis v Teevan, 2008 ONCA 678, leave to appeal refused: [2008] SCCA 504; Markham (City) v AIG I......
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Late Notice And Relief From Forfeiture
...reasoning in the recent Ontario Superior Court decision in Loblaw Companies Limited v. Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Company of Canada, 2022 ONSC 449, to be more compelling. In that case, the court determined that relief from forfeiture is applicable to pre-tender defence Conclusion and Ta......
