When Does the Limitation Period Begin to Run for an Anticipatory Repudiation of a Contract? 31 janvier 2014 Hovsep Afarian Article written by Hovsep Afarian of McCarthy's Legal Opinion Group deals with determining the date from which the limitation period begins to run in a contract case based upon anticipatory breach.
Important New Decision Clarifies Claims Against Financial Institutions and Defences 20 novembre 2013 Commercial Litigation Group, BLG CFI Trust v. Royal Bank of Canada 2013 BCSC 1715 clarifies claims against financial institutions and defences under the Personal Property and Security Act.
Attribution of Knowledge: Does it depend on the identity of the victim? 20 novembre 2013 Helen Richards In Jetivia SA & Anor v Bilta (UK) Ltd & Ors, the England and Wales Court of Appeal confirmed and clarified the circumstances in which a director’s knowledge of fraudulent conduct will be attributed to the company.
Raising Money in Ontario: What's Up with Crowdfunding and Other Initiatives? 31 octobre 2013 Michael J. Hanley The recent Ontario Securities progress report on its ongoing exempt market review indicates the OSC is likely to implement four new prospectus exemptions, including a ‘crowdfunding’ exemption.
Enforceability of Commercial Restrictive Covenants: Payette v Guay Inc. 2013 09 octobre 2013 George Waggott and Robert Boyd This article examines the principles that apply to the enforceability of restrictions agreed to in the sale of a business.
The Quickening of Innovation in Asset-Based Financing 09 octobre 2013 David Chaiton Some would call it evolution: others, revolution. Semantic flourishes aside, financial technologies are increasingly in the foreground as drivers of product differentiation and proliferation in the asset-based financing industry.
Deal or No Deal? 30 septembre 2013 Matthew S. Kelleher and Shane C. D’Souza Authors Kelleher and D'Souza focus on the Proton decision in the English High Court in raising our consciousness of when email exchanges might be taken to comprise enforceable contracts.
Presto! The UK Supreme Court Holds the Corporate Veil Can Disappear in Prest v. Petrodel Resources 30 septembre 2013 Brandon Kain Is there a discrete test to determine whether a court will pierce the corporate veil? Brandon Kain writes about a key development in this branch of the law in the UK Supreme Court case, Prest v Petrodel Resources Ltd.
Cross Border Corner Corruption and Bribery 20 mai 2013 Sonia Molodecky Top 10 things Canadian companies should know when operating abroad.
Proposed Tariff Increases Coming July 1, 2014 20 mai 2013 Rajeev Sharma Economic Action Plan 2012 announced that the Harper Government would undertake a comprehensive review of Canada’s tariff regime for developing countries. Read about the proposed changes.