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The Applicants dispute the manner in which, for the period 199 - 2002, Mexico treated the allocation of water between the farmers and irrigation districts in Texas and Mexico. [6] The Applicants bring the Application before this Court under Rule 14.05 of the Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure, ...
Justice Papageorgiou flexes pretrial discretion amid rule violations In a recent decision, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice has allowed the plaintiff in a motor vehicle accident case to submit expert reports late, despite failing to comply with the Rules of Civil Proce...
“Ultimately OHIP’s interpretation (of a vaginoplasty) is exclusionary and discriminates against nonbinary people on the basis of their gender identity,” Egale said. If there is any ambiguity in what should be publicly covered, it should be resolved in favour of the claimant, they said. Arti...
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, 28 U.S.C. app., r. 23(b)(3). collectif est le meilleur moyen de régler les réclamations. La preuve présente l'issue de l'autre voie de droit en détail et révèle qu'il subsiste des préoccupations relatives à l'accès à la...
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Note Measured quantities are based on a representative for the weekly average value ingested by consumers; this is provided in Article 7, Para 4 of the Drinking Water Directive, which calls for the establishment of a harmonized procedure. The competent authorities shall ensure that all appropriate ...
civil proceduresummary judgmentRule 20empirical reviewaccess to justiceHryniak v MauldinLawyers and policymakers in Canada frequently discuss the need for reforms to increase access to civil justice, but concrete efforts to improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of our justice system are few and...
CIVIL procedureCIVIL lawLawyers and policymakers in Canada frequently discuss the need for reforms to increase access to civil justice, but concrete efforts to improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of our justice system are few and far between. Unfortunately, even when r...
Summary Judgment RuleSummary JudgmentCivil ProcedureOntarioCourt of AppealIn dealing with five combined appeals, the Ontario Court of Appeal in Combined Air Mechanical Services Inc. v. Flesch, 2011 ONCA 764 issued guidelines to firstCrowne, Dr. Emir...