The Supreme Court of Canada’s recent decision in Sattva Capital Corp. v. Creston Moly Corp. is a remarkable document. It is more than a judicial
The articles on this site have often alerted the readers to the hidden dangers of mediation and negotiation clauses in construction contracts. The principle danger
The Supreme Court recently released its decision in Union Carbide Canada Inc. v. Bombardier Inc., 2014 SCC 35. In that decision, the Supreme Court dealt
In the recent decision in British Columbia v. Teal Cedar Products Ltd., the Supreme Court of Canada decided that compound interest could not be awarded
What is something worth? And if it’s worth something to you, is it worth the same to me? Or is everything in the eyes of
An important issue relating to enforcement of an arbitral award is whether the award can be enforced against a party who did not sign the
An incorporated company is the most common form of business organization, and this is no truer than in the construction industry. One of the purposes
Canadian courts will generally over-rule a decision of a domestic arbitral tribunal only if the decision is “unreasonable.” What does this word mean? Is the
The last two articles have dealt with the recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Envoy Relocation Services Inc. v. Canada (Attorney
Is an owner entitled to look behind a bid submitted in response to an invitation to tender and determine whether it is compliant with the
