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In Zheng v Cai [2009] HCA 52 the High Court held that payments made by a church to an injured plaintiff were not to be considered in the plaintiff’s economic loss assessment.

Property developers often require purchasers to agree to 'no caveat' clauses and to grant powers of attorney in favour of the developer, in order to assist the efficient running of developments.

When applying for a planning permit to develop land in Victoria within an open, potable water supply catchment, the application must have regard to the Guidelines for Planning Permit Applications in Open, Potable Water Supply Catchment Areas.

A current GST review being undertaken by the Australian Tax Office (ATO) could result in a significant increase in GST imposed on the retirement village industry.

This edition of the NZ Insurance Bulletin includes an overview of recent cases and developments relevant to the insurance industry.

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Given the current economic climate, decreasing margins and increased resources to engage in disputes, there will be a logical increase in payment claims and adjudications under the Building and Construction Industry Payments Act 2004 (QLD) (BCIPA) in the forthcoming year.

In a blog published January 16, 2014, I discussed the TWU debate in light of the approval granted by the Federation of Law Societies of Canada approval for the proposed Christian law school.

The Supreme Court of Canada has granted the union leave to appeal in the "Irving Pulp & Paper" case, in which the New Brunswick Court of Appeal decided that an employer can conduct random alcohol testing of employees in safety sensitive positions in an inherently dangerous workplace, without having to show a pre-existing alcohol problem.

Ontario will comply with the WTO ruling that found that the domestic content requirements of the Ontario Power Authority's Feed-in Tariff program violated Canada's international free trade obligations.

Sunshine Oil Sands of Calgary has announced that it has entered into a "co-operation deal" with a subsidiary of state-owned China National Offshore Oil Corp.

he Alberta Court of Appeal in "R. v. Hirsekorn", 2013 ABCA 242 recently upheld restrictions on Métis hunting rights in the Cypress Hills area of southern Alberta.

The Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in Sun Indalex Finance, LLC v United Steelworkers, 2013 SCC 6, has a number of implications for employers, pension plan administrators, as well as both secured and unsecured creditors.

The Canadian Intellectual Property Office ("CIPO") is imposing a 25 percent increase to most of its official fees as of January 1, 2024.

Joystiq.com, via Hollywood Reporter, is reporting that singer, actress, and all around diva, Beyoncé has been trying to dance her way out of a lawsuit started by her developer, Gate Five Studios ("Gate Five") for allegedly backing out of a video game called Superstar: Beyoncé.

The Alberta Court of Appeal in its recent decision, 776826 Alberta Ltd. v. Ostrowercha, 2015 ABCA 49, discussed the recent changes to the direction of the law on summary judgment applications.

How is an investigation conducted? What factors should lawyers keep in mind at each step along the way? The latest edition of The Practitioner's Guide to Global Investigations