Turk v. Turk, 2017 ONSC 6889
Jurisdiction | Ontario |
Judge | C. HORKINS J. |
Docket Number | FS-14-19285 |
Citation | 2017 ONSC 6889 |
Date | 28 November 2017 |
Court | Superior Court of Justice of Ontario (Canada) |
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5 practice notes
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Turk v. Turk,, 2018 ONSC 3822
...respondent, Stuart Turk (“Stuart”). It must be read together with my Reasons for Judgment (“the Judgment”) (2017 ONSC 6889) and Reasons for Decision (2018 ONSC 1931) both of which are relied upon for the purpose of deciding [2] ......
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Malaviya v. Dhir,
...at the trial. [90] Concern and anxiousness are not sufficient bases to prove duress: Turk v. Turk, 2017 ONSC 6889 at para. 315, affirmed in Turk v. Turk, 2018 ONCA 993. Unconscionability [91] Unconscionability involves ......
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Turk v. Turk, 2018 ONCA 993
...appeal from the order of Justice Carolyn J. Horkins of the Superior Court of Justice, dated November 28, 2017, with reasons reported at 2017 ONSC 6889. REASONS FOR DECISION [1] The parties were married for nearly 19 years and had two children. Following their separation in 2008, they resolv......
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Turk v. Turk, 2018 ONSC 1931
...Turk (“Jennifer”), and the respondent, Stuart Turk (“Stuart”). These reasons for decision must be read together with the Judgment (2017 ONSC 6889). I rely on the facts set out in the Judgment. [2] In the Judgment, I made various orders. Jennifer’s request to declare the April 26, 2010 Separ......
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5 cases
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Turk v. Turk,, 2018 ONSC 3822
...respondent, Stuart Turk (“Stuart”). It must be read together with my Reasons for Judgment (“the Judgment”) (2017 ONSC 6889) and Reasons for Decision (2018 ONSC 1931) both of which are relied upon for the purpose of deciding [2] ......
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Malaviya v. Dhir,
...at the trial. [90] Concern and anxiousness are not sufficient bases to prove duress: Turk v. Turk, 2017 ONSC 6889 at para. 315, affirmed in Turk v. Turk, 2018 ONCA 993. Unconscionability [91] Unconscionability involves ......
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Turk v. Turk, 2018 ONCA 993
...appeal from the order of Justice Carolyn J. Horkins of the Superior Court of Justice, dated November 28, 2017, with reasons reported at 2017 ONSC 6889. REASONS FOR DECISION [1] The parties were married for nearly 19 years and had two children. Following their separation in 2008, they resolv......
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Turk v. Turk, 2018 ONSC 1931
...Turk (“Jennifer”), and the respondent, Stuart Turk (“Stuart”). These reasons for decision must be read together with the Judgment (2017 ONSC 6889). I rely on the facts set out in the Judgment. [2] In the Judgment, I made various orders. Jennifer’s request to declare the April 26, 2010 Separ......
Request a trial to view additional results