depends upon the peculiarities of the case. [13] Two cases from the English courts referred to by counsel in argument contain most helpful discussions ...

here and below." [2] As I would not make an order in such ungrammatical English, I have considered the issue as if the order sought was that there be ...

for the agent’s acts.[36] As regards the first proposition, the leading English case in modern times onintentional tortious conduct by an employee or ...

was held to be a continuing repudiation. [107] The recent decision of the English Court of Appeal in Stocznia Gdanska SA v. Latvian Shipping Co. (No. ...

in various faculties, and often embodying colleges. [5] The Oxford English Dictionary Online defines "university" as follows: university, n. I. 1. a. ...

in various faculties, and often embodying colleges. [5] The Oxford English Dictionary Online defines "university" as follows: university, n. I. 1. a. ...

” (at para. 1). [13] In Radke, this Court adopted the approach taken by the English Court of Appeal in White v. Brunton [1984] 2 All E.R. 606 in ...

enrichment model of constructive trust" (p. 416). In sum, the old English law remains part of contemporary Canadian law and guides its development. ...

terme anglais ? carry on ? est ainsi défini dans Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, 3e éd., Oxford Clarendon Press, 1990 : [Traduction] a) poursuivre ...

; d. to move on; e. to behave or 'go on'. The Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, Oxford University Press, Third Edition, 1990 reprint. 13 Unless the ...