Dated: October 25, 2017
The Court of Appeal’s decisions released in September may include some matters of principle, but they are all of interest.
The Top 5 picks by this month’s netletter author, Andrew Murray, deal with the extent of the obligation to agree on rates to be paid to amicus curiae, security for costs in the ongoing Chevron matter, clarification of the 2015 amendments to the Insurance Act in relation to motor vehicle litigation, taxation of tobacco produced for sale on First Nations reserves, and the impact of prior judicial determinations in criminal proceedings on subsequent civil actions.
Andrew also brings you a detailed “play by play” of his current Top 5 music tracks for factum drafting.
Stuart Zacharias
Editor and Chair, Lerners Appeals Group