IN THE FAMILY COURT OF NOVA SCOTIA Citation: Turple v. Grover, 2008 NSFC 20 [4] The parties present their evidence. Of course, each presents what he or she wants the judge to see in the way that he or she sees it, or wants it to be... B Turple 被引量: 0发表: 0年 IN THE ...
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Subsequent to the Supreme Court decision, legal action on the matter ceased. Bissett did not bill his client, which allowed the NSAACP to use the funds raised for legal fees to continue their fight againstsegregationin Nova Scotia. Change didn’t happen quickly, and it is difficult to say ...
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John-Paul is consulted by provincial governments and the federal government on family law matters and legislative and procedural reforms. He has served on the Provincial Court of British Columbia's Family Law Rules Committee, the British Columbia Attorney General's Family Law Act Advisory Group, Fam...
After Harry’s death, his family moved to Regina, then, in 1944, to Nova Scotia, where Claire was born. On February 1, 1950, Harry’s widow Claire married Adrien Doiron, who was a justice of the Saskatchewan Court of the King’s Bench. Claire and Harry’s son Joseph became a doct...
After Harry’s death, his family moved to Regina, then, in 1944, to Nova Scotia, where Claire was born. On February 1, 1950, Harry’s widow Claire married Adrien Doiron, who was a justice of the Saskatchewan Court of the King’s Bench. Claire and Harry’s son Joseph became a doct...
In March of 1994 their daughter was diagnosed with cancer and was notexpected to live. At that time the couple made a decision that the mother wouldleave work and be home to care for their daughter as well as their son who was less than a year old. Thankfully, the daughter made a ...
Lockerby asked her husband to agree to an adjournment. In the absence of his consent, she asked me to adjourn the trial because she had retained counsel. Ms. Lockerby was coming late to thetask of trial preparation: her adjournment request said that her affidavit was not prepared, herfinanc...