Canada’s dumb new gun ban explained well
As always, Ian Runkle provides the most important facts and accompanying realities:
The dangers of the Jordan Peterson SCC decision
Jordan Peterson Decision Leaves Professionals At Mercy Of Regulatory Overlords
Statutory Trust
A statutory trust is one brought into existence by operation of a statute, i.e. a law by a legislature. In essence a statute designates defined property in defined situations as trust property and mandates that a certain person shall be a trustee for same. These may be in favour of the Crown (be it the […]
15 Security Features on a Canadian Passport
Jordan McCown of Real AML offers us this helpful PDF on ways of spotting fakes.
Emoji = Liable
Be careful about how you use emojis. In a recent Saskatchewan case a farm corporation was held liable to pay about $82,000 for flax ordered from a grain company because the defendant had replied with a thumbs up emoji … … to an text fixing the amount and price. This was considered sufficient to establish […]
Latin and The Law
[This is a repost from the old Camberwell House blog, December 1, 2009.] There was a time when reading law was an exercise in plowing through the classical educations of the British lawyers of a different era, a kind of penance paid by the rest of us for the sins of the teachers of countless […]
Song Xue’s “Top Tips to Avoid Litigation”
Song Xue of Harper Grey LLP privides his “Top Tips to Avoid Litigation”. I give you the list below, but the article is worth reading in full if you don’t want to be involved in a court case that you could have avoided. Create Clear Agreements – In Writing Read the Agreement – Carefully! Consider […]
