Martin v Hunter, 2021 ABQB 153
| Jurisdiction | Alberta |
| Judge | Honourable Mr. Justice N.E. Devlin |
| Date | 25 February 2021 |
| Citation | 2021 ABQB 153 |
| Court | Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta (Canada) |
| Docket Number | 1901 08593 |
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3 practice notes
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Dow Chemical Canada ULC v NOVA Chemicals Corporation,
...through lay witness testimony. [53] From this Court’s decision in 2021 ABQB 153, confirmed by the Court of Appeal at 2021 ABCA 153, it has been clear that Productive Capability is an issue for the expert witnesses, and evide......
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Dow Chemical Canada ULC v NOVA Chemicals Corporation,
...are functus on liability. While the evidence of damages is required as described in the previous paragraph, liability has been found: 2021 ABQB 153 at paras 61, 65, 73, 92. Issues of liability, including issues of wilful misconduct and gross negligence are res judicata: 2021 ABQB 845 at par......
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Martin v Hunter,
...her first and second daughters-in-law, regarding the validity of testamentary documents she signed in 2019. In reasons reported at 2021 ABQB 153, I concluded that Marion lacked the capacity to execute the power of attorney and personal directive that Ms. Martin had arranged for a solicitor ......
3 cases
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Dow Chemical Canada ULC v NOVA Chemicals Corporation,
...through lay witness testimony. [53] From this Court’s decision in 2021 ABQB 153, confirmed by the Court of Appeal at 2021 ABCA 153, it has been clear that Productive Capability is an issue for the expert witnesses, and evide......
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Dow Chemical Canada ULC v NOVA Chemicals Corporation,
...are functus on liability. While the evidence of damages is required as described in the previous paragraph, liability has been found: 2021 ABQB 153 at paras 61, 65, 73, 92. Issues of liability, including issues of wilful misconduct and gross negligence are res judicata: 2021 ABQB 845 at par......
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Martin v Hunter,
...her first and second daughters-in-law, regarding the validity of testamentary documents she signed in 2019. In reasons reported at 2021 ABQB 153, I concluded that Marion lacked the capacity to execute the power of attorney and personal directive that Ms. Martin had arranged for a solicitor ......