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Ontario Superior Court Decision Highlights Importance of Properly Drafting By-laws
Esther S.J. Oh and Urshita Grover | December 11, 2024
The authors examine <em>Mississauga Majors v. Provincial Women’s Softball Association</em>, in which the Applicant, the Mississauga Majors Baseball Association, a not-for-profit corporation that offers baseball and softball leagues exclusively for youth and young adult females (the “Majors”), sought a declaration from the court directing the Respondent, the Provincial Women’s Softball Association, which is the governing body for women’s softball in Ontario, to comply with its by-laws.
Learn moreONCA Gives Courts Right to Review Election or Appointment of Director
Jennifer Leddy, partner, Carters | April 17, 2024
The case of Metmeke v Yigzaw is an interesting case about the authority given to a court under the ONCA to review the election or appointment of a director. In this case, a contested election for a church’s board of directors spiraled out of control, leading to a motion to overturn the results of that election.
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