Van Sluytman v. Canada
| Jurisdiction | Federal Jurisdiction (Canada) |
| Court | Federal Court (Canada) |
| Citation | 2022 FC 545 |
| Date | 14 April 2022 |
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11 practice notes
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Alam v. Drew Bieber
...circumstances of this case it is beyond the jurisdiction of the Court. As stated by Associate Judge Trent Horne in Van Sluytman v. Canada, 2022 FC 545: [29] Claims grounded solely in the common law principles of negligence, independent of a cause of action over which the Court has jurisdict......
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Albert et al v. Canada Post Corporation
...of the Constitution Act, 1867. [49] Further, Canada Post relies on the recent decision of Associate Judge Horne in Van Sluytman v Canada, 2022 FC 545 at para 56, for the proposition that section 17 of the FCA only applies to the Crown, eo nomine (by its name), and not to statutory corporati......
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Ahayah v. Garceau
...in the Claim, I find it unnecessary to engage in a more formulaic analysis on the issue of jurisdiction (Van Sluytman v Canada, 2022 FC 545 [Van Sluytman] at paras 16-17; Collins v Canada (Attorney General), 2024 FC 1250 at para 41). [12] This conclusion is buttressed by the following. As n......
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Aiad v. Office of the Independent Police Review Director
...give fair notice to the opposing party of the case they have to meet (Sivak v Canada , 2012 FC 272 at para 11; Van Sluytman v Canada, 2022 FC 545 at para 19 [Van Sluytman]). [12] Pleadings must disclose a reasonable cause of action. To do so, pleadings must (1) allege facts that are capa......
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11 cases
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Alam v. Drew Bieber
...circumstances of this case it is beyond the jurisdiction of the Court. As stated by Associate Judge Trent Horne in Van Sluytman v. Canada, 2022 FC 545: [29] Claims grounded solely in the common law principles of negligence, independent of a cause of action over which the Court has jurisdict......
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Albert et al v. Canada Post Corporation
...of the Constitution Act, 1867. [49] Further, Canada Post relies on the recent decision of Associate Judge Horne in Van Sluytman v Canada, 2022 FC 545 at para 56, for the proposition that section 17 of the FCA only applies to the Crown, eo nomine (by its name), and not to statutory corporati......
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Ahayah v. Garceau
...in the Claim, I find it unnecessary to engage in a more formulaic analysis on the issue of jurisdiction (Van Sluytman v Canada, 2022 FC 545 [Van Sluytman] at paras 16-17; Collins v Canada (Attorney General), 2024 FC 1250 at para 41). [12] This conclusion is buttressed by the following. As n......
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Aiad v. Office of the Independent Police Review Director
...give fair notice to the opposing party of the case they have to meet (Sivak v Canada , 2012 FC 272 at para 11; Van Sluytman v Canada, 2022 FC 545 at para 19 [Van Sluytman]). [12] Pleadings must disclose a reasonable cause of action. To do so, pleadings must (1) allege facts that are capa......
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