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This week’s Court of Appeal decisions covered a range of subjects including contracts, torts, civil procedure, and wills and estates. A quick note of congratulations to our partners, Lou Brzezinski and Chad Kopach who successfully represented the respondents in Roopchand v Chau.

The two most notable substantive decisions this week were two

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Topics covered by the Court of Appeal this week in its civil decisions included franchise law (duty of disclosure), employment law (WSIB and wrongful dismissal of dependent contractors), insolvency (statutory privilege of documents), debtor-creditor (capacity to execute guarantees), MVA (liability of automobile lessors), family law (property claims of unmarried common law spouses), contracts

Here are this week’s Court of Appeal Summaries.  If you find this blog interesting, please feel free to spread the word.

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Hits Entertainment Inc. v Zaakir, 2014 ONCA 637

[Weiler, Laskin and van Rensburg JJ.A]

Counsel:

Allan Zaakir, appearing in person, assisted by Zev Wise, student-at-law