R. v. Hurley, 2017 ONCJ 263
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Judge | J. G. McMahon |
| Date | 05 April 2017 |
| Court | Ontario Court of Justice General Division (Canada) |
| Docket Number | City of Sault Ste Marie Information: 0189 |
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Canada's Experiment with Industry Self-Regulation in Agriculture: Radical Innovation or Means of Insulation?
...are voluntary guidelines and impose no legal obligation on farmers in Canada to comply with the recommended practices); R v Hurley , 2017 ONCJ 263 (industry standards may be proven to be the appropriate standard of care, but they are never automatic). 334 Sanko~, Canada’s Experiment with In......
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R. v. Robertson, 2021 NSPC 21
...create the situation. Tax J. in R. v. MacDonald, 2020 NSPC 32 recently described the difference. (paras. 150-154). See also R. v. Hurley, 2017 ONCJ 263. [91] In Sault Ste Marie, supra, the Court confirmed “cause” and “permit” are tro......
1 cases
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R. v. Robertson, 2021 NSPC 21
...create the situation. Tax J. in R. v. MacDonald, 2020 NSPC 32 recently described the difference. (paras. 150-154). See also R. v. Hurley, 2017 ONCJ 263. [91] In Sault Ste Marie, supra, the Court confirmed “cause” and “permit” are tro......
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Canada's Experiment with Industry Self-Regulation in Agriculture: Radical Innovation or Means of Insulation?
...are voluntary guidelines and impose no legal obligation on farmers in Canada to comply with the recommended practices); R v Hurley , 2017 ONCJ 263 (industry standards may be proven to be the appropriate standard of care, but they are never automatic). 334 Sanko~, Canada’s Experiment with In......