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Browsing Faculty Publications (Law) by Submit Date
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(Sage, 2008)This article in scrapbook form represents the endeavour of the eight authors to document a recent, collective, academic journey. The project was one embarked upon as a means to explore tensions between the ideas of ...
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(Law Commission of Canada, 2002-10)
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(Federal Labour Standards Review Commission, 2006-02)
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(The Advocate, 1996-01)The Canada-US Tax Convention contains limitation of benefits rules which, following the ratification of the 2007 Protocol, will apply to limit the application of the Convention to residents of the US and well as of Canada. ...
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(2008-07-10)A unique aspect of free movement of capital, one of the fundamental freedoms guaranteed by the Treaty establishing the European Community, is that it applies not only within the European Union, but also to movements of ...
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(BioMed Central, 2010-03-23)Background: Research involving minors has been the subject of much ethical debate. The growing number of longitudinal, pediatric studies that involve genetic research present even more complex challenges to ensure appropriate ...
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(Alberta Law Review, 2013)This article addresses the reliance on genetic information as part of the private insurance industry’s practice of risk segmentation whereby underwriting decisions are based on risk information about individuals and ...
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(Alberta Law Review, 2013)An insured who wilfully damages insured property cannot seek indemnification under an insurance policy because the loss was not a fortuitous one and likely falls within an exclusion clause in the policy. This has historically ...
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(Alberta Law Review, 2011)In this article the authors look at their experiences teaching the trespass torts to law students using a documentary film about Muir v. Alberta. The case was brought by Leilani Muir against the government of Alberta ...
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(Canadian Bar Review, 2010)Access to private insurance funds has become increasingly important in the neo-liberal state. Accurate risk assessment and actuarial equity are essential for ensuring the viability of insurance as a mechanism for managing ...
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(Carswell, 2010)This paper considers the challenges law school actors (students, faculty, administrators) face in countering the hegemonic whiteness of Canadian law schools. In examining both admissions policies as well as current ...
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(York University, Centre for Refugee Studies, 1997-10)It is now accepted in refugee jurisprudence that gender-based social groups fall within the meaning of Particular Social Group for purposes of according Convention refugee protection. However, the criteria for iden ...
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(University of Toronto Press, 2007)
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(University of Toronto Press, 2009)
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(McGill Law Journal, 2004)The author challenges the application of the principle of restitutio in integrum in awarding tort damages to individuals from historically marginalized groups, as it often results in undercompensation and unfairness ...
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(University of New Brunswick, Faculty of Law, 2007)
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(Canada Law Book Inc., 2003)
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(University of Manitoba, Faculty of Law, 1997)
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