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Mar
23,
2010
THE SIMPLIFIED APPROACH TO PROCEEDING WITH A CLAIM
The purpose was that more modest claims should proceed by a simplified procedure that still provided ample due process but reduced the high costs and delays...
Mar
22,
2010
CASE MANAGEMENT AND MANDATORY MEDIATION
Civil Case Management was introduced in 1997 through a new rule (rule 77.01). In Toronto presently, it is applicable in limited circumstances only, but not so...
Mar
21,
2010
ENFORCING OR APPEALING A JUDGEMENT OR ORDER AND OBTAINING YOUR COSTS
A judgment is considered as a kind of order that a court issues.At the end of a proceeding, a judgment is pronounced. It is a decision that...
Mar
21,
2010
SOME THINGS TO NOTE WHEN CONSIDERING GOING TO TRIAL
Once all the evidence needed for the trial is ready, there remains a number of preliminary matters for consideration immediately before (or at the start of) trial. Generally,...
Mar
18,
2010
PREPARING FOR TRIAL
Collecting evidence is the first step in preparing for the trial of an action. Testimony of witnesses, admissions, and documents are the components of evidence. A...
Mar
17,
2010
DAMAGES IN REAL ESTATE
When a vendor or purchaser breach an agreement of purchase and sale by not completing the sale transaction, the innocent party may suffer damages and should...
Mar
17,
2010
TRIAL AND JURY
Pre-trial procedures and offers to settle are considered a process in-themselves. People are gently nudged to see the cost consequences for failure to accept a realistic offer, thereby...
Mar
16,
2010
TESTIMONY & BEING EXAMINED IN A DISCOVERY
At the outset, it is necessary to note that in Ontario there is no discovery in applications. In Ontario discoveries occur in actions; a two-part process, beginning...
Mar
15,
2010
WHAT IS A MOTION
A proceeding within a proceeding, that is how a motion is defined. With a view to decide issues arising between parties, this subsidiary step is taken...
Mar
13,
2010
HOW TO COUNTER-SUE!
If a litigant decides to proceed by way of an action, rather than by an application, it is necessary to serve either a Notice of Action...
