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La Cour suprême confirme le rejet de l’appel de TD Bank : une action hypothécaire contre le propriétaire actuel n’empêche pas la prescription de la créance personnelle.
La Cour suprême permet l’appel et renvoie l’affaire au tribunal supérieur pour déterminer, sur preuve, si l’action était prescrite ou si la prescription avait été suspendue.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that the 30-day notice rule for a Loto-Perfecta claim was not a condition precedent and could be suspended if the claimant learned the facts only later due to concealment.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that the Court of King’s Bench judgment on prescription was a final judgment under s. 2(b), so the motion to quash the appeal failed.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that a twelve-month limitation clause in a re-insurance policy applied, so the action was prescribed and dismissed.
The Supreme Court of Canada upheld a one-year claim clause in a marine insurance policy and dismissed the appeal because the action was brought too late.
Appeal about a minor’s sale to her father/tutor, the validity of an inventory, and whether the action was prescribed by ten or thirty years.
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