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From  The price tag for democracyFrom: Sold Down the Yangtze |
Chinese investors can use the FIPA to challenge anything that a legislature or government or court in Canada does. They may not win, but the ability to sue in this way is a powerful tool by … | Gus Van Harten | 7 | 2015 | $0.70 Add |
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From  The Primacy of Quasi-constitutional Legislation |
The focus of Chapter 3 is on the primacy of quasi-constitutional legislation, which concerns the influence of quasi-constitutional legislation on the interpretation of regular statutes. | John Helis | 62 | 2018 | $6.20 Add |
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From  The Privy Council’s Legacy: Introduction |
Introduction to the impact of decisions made by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council | Janet Hieber; Peter Russell; Rainer Knopff; Tom Bateman | 4 | 2017 | $0.40 Add |
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From  NEW! Federal Jurisdiction and the Impact Assessment ActTrojan Horse or Rational Ecological Accounting? |
This chapter explores key questions respecting federal jurisdiction with regard to the IAA, beginning with a discussion of the constitutional division of powers in Canada, federalism and … | Anna Johnston | 22 | 2021 | $2.20 Add |
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From  The ProductsFrom: Insurance Law, 2/e |
Description of the fundamental characteristics of an insurance contract and how such contracts can be classified from a regulatory point of view. | Denis Boivin | 30 | 2015 | $3.00 Add |
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From  NEW! The Prohibited Act, or Actus ReusFrom: Criminal Law |
This chapter discussed Actus Reus, or the prohibited act. Topics included in the chapter are voluntariness of the act, prohibited causes and consequences, omissions, sexual offences including … | Kent Roach | 52 | 2022 | $5.20 Add |
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From  The Prohibited Act, or Actus ReusFrom: Criminal Law, 7/e |
Analysis of the concept of actus reus, including discussions of mistake, ignorance of the law, officially induced error, consent, causation, omissions, and voluntariness. | Kent Roach | 51 | $5.10 Add | |
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From  The Proof, Valuation, and Payment of Claims |
Assessment of who is eligible to participate in the proceeds of the bankruptcy estate and how the funds will be distributed among the participating claimants. | Roderick J. Wood | 35 | 2015 | $3.50 Add |
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From  The Prosecutor |
Analysis of the prosecutor’s ethical obligations in the dual role of minister of justice and advocate. | David Layton; Michel Proulx | 84 | 2015 | $8.40 Add |
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From  The Prospectus ProcessFrom: Securities Law 3/e |
Primary and Secondary Offerings – The Underwriters Role – Basic Stages of a Public Offering – What Can Be Done Before the Preliminary Prospectus Is Filed? – The … | Christopher C. Nicholls | 60 | 2023 | $6.00 Add |
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From  NEW! The Provinces and Territories Amend Their Family LawsPart Two — Provincial Legislation: Assisted Human Reproduction and the Changing Definitions of Family From: Fertility |
In The Provinces and Territories Amend Their Family Laws McTeer examines how the legislatures across Canada developed surprisingly similar rules for parentage in situations of assisted … | Maureen McTeer | 47 | 2022 | $4.70 Add |
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From  The Provinces’ Competence over Securities Regulation in CanadaTaking Stock of the Supreme Court's Opinion From: What's Next for Canada? |
Argument against the idea of a national securities regulator. | Stéphane Rousseau | 11 | 2012 | $1.10 Add |
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From  The Public Corporation and Securities Law |
Chapter 11 addresses some of the issues of specific relevance to larger public corporations under provincial securities law, such as takeover bids and insider trading. | J. Anthony VanDuzer | 63 | $6.30 Add | |
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From  The Québec Human Rights Commission and the Construction of the Concept of Social Profiling |
Discussion of the concept of social profiling generally, and social profiling in Montréal as a form of systemic discrimination induced by law enforcement authorities’ official … | Paul Eid | 30 | 2014 | $3.00 Add |
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From  The Queen v. Big M Drug Mart Ltd., 1985 |
The Supreme Court of Canada held that the true purpose of the Lord’s Day Act was to compel the observance of the Christian Sabbath and as such infringed on the freedom of conscience and … | Janet Hieber; Peter Russell; Rainer Knopff; Tom Bateman | 9 | 2017 | $0.90 Add |
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From  The Reach of Administrative LawFrom: Administrative Law |
Introduces the book by considering the reach of administrative law, focusing on the players, their roles and their limits, available avenues of recourse when statutory and prerogative authorities … | David Mullan | 26 | 2001 | $2.60 Add |
