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The 12 Equitable Maxims

The twelve equitable maxims are: 1. Equity will not suffer a wrong without a remedy. 2. Equity follows the law. 3. Where there is equal equity, the law shall prevail. 4. Where the equities are…


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Maclean’s Law School Rankings

The much anticipated ranking of Canadian law schools by Maclean’s was released this past week. Also as anticipated, an enormous furor arose among faculty and professionals across the nation over the approach used. An American…



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Man Sues God

As if things weren’t bad enough with Sa Tan suing The Queen. There is a man in Nebraska that is suing God as well. And He’s a Politician To make this even better the plaintiff…


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Sa Tan sues The Queen

Ambrose Bierce defined politics in 1911 in The Devil’s Dictionary as, “A strife of interests masquerading as a contest of principles.” But someone took this concept a step further. Suit Filed in Federal Court On…


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Increased Funding for Ontario Legal Aid

Earlier this year, Attorney-General of Ontario, Michael Bryant, made significant changes to Legal Aid Ontario. Recent Changes The announcement on June 19, 2007, proclaimed an increase $51 million for low-income Ontarians. Some of the specific…



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The Charter and Criminal Law

The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms covers pretty much every aspect of criminal law. It guarantees freedom of expression and equality, but also the criminalization of conduct, investigation of crimes, prosecution of offences, determination…



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Divisions among Private Law

Private Law can be divided into property and obligations. The latter is further divided into contracts, torts, and unjust enrichment (restitution). The bulk of first-year courses (property, contracts and torts), are therefore comprised primarily of…