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The Crown Duty to Disclose in Criminal Proceedings: R v McNeill

June 1, 2010 | Bryan J. Buttigieg

Criminal Law, Regulation & Enforcement Newsletter

In the year that has passed since the Supreme Court of Canada decision in R v Neill, the extent of the impact of decision on the Crown obligation to disclose has become clearer. Crowns, defence lawyers, witnesses and accused have […]

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Tercon Contractors v. B.C.: It’s Only A Matter Of Time!

June 1, 2010 | William (Bill) M. Pigott

Construction and Infrastructure Law Newsletter

We shouldn’t be surprised that the Supreme Court of Canada – in Tercon Contractors Ltd. v. BC – should confirm that Contract A is a real contract, meaning that the parties can pursue their legitimate goals in their contracts which include […]

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The Land Use Licence – A Right Without an Interest (And Why That Matters)

May 10, 2010 | John A. Cross, KC

Real Estate Report - Alberta

Just what is a land use “licence” anyway? The current edition of a Canadian leasing law textbook defines a licence as the granting of permission to another party to do something which they could not otherwise do without trespassing on […]

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Alberta Exempts Registered Savings Plans from Seizure

March 21, 2010 | Wendi P. Crowe

Wealth Matters

Jonathan Ablett, Articling Student Miller Thomson Edmonton jablett@millerthomson.com One more province has joined the ranks of extending creditor protection to registered savings plans.  Alberta’s Civil Enforcement Amendment Act came into force on October 1, 2009 (the “Act”).  It applies to […]

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Valuation of Control Shares

March 21, 2010

Wealth Matters

“Control shares” of a private corporation that carry voting rights but are not entitled to receive dividends, or to receive more than a nominal amount on liquidation of the corporation, play an important role in many estate plans.  Control shares […]

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Canada’s First Criminal Conviction for Illegal Insider Trading

March 21, 2010

Securities Practice Notes

Canada’s first criminal conviction for illegal insider trading occurred on November 6, 2009, when Justice Robert Bigelow of the Ontario Court of Justice accepted a guilty plea from Stan Grmovsek. Sentencing was delayed until January 7, 2010 to facilitate the […]

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Cross-Border Tax: Canadian Multinationals Allowed to Double-Dip

March 1, 2010

Tax Notes

Historically, Canadian multinationals have generally been entitled to deduct interest incurred in respect of borrowed funds used to invest, directly or indirectly, in foreign affiliates. The deductibility of interest related to the financing of foreign affiliates combined with the favourable […]

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