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The Supreme Court held that Quebec civil law governed the marine engine parts dispute, so Wärtsilä could not rely on the contract’s liability cap.
The Supreme Court held that Ontario’s Highway 407 toll-enforcement law is inoperative to the extent it is used to enforce a bankruptcy-discharged toll debt.
The Supreme Court held that Alberta’s licence-suspension scheme was inoperative to the extent it enforced a bankruptcy-discharged debt, due to federal paramountcy.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that Saskatchewan’s farm security provisions did not make the BIA’s national receivership regime inoperative under federal paramountcy.
The Court upheld CDSA forfeiture provisions against constitutional challenge, holding they are valid criminal law and do not violate section 96.
The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed the appeal and held that s. 224(1.2) and (1.3) of the Income Tax Act did not infringe Saskatchewan’s property and civil rights jurisdiction.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that a mortgage profit-sharing arrangement fell within s. 347 of the Criminal Code and upheld the provision as valid federal criminal law.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that in bankruptcy, the federal Bankruptcy Act governed priority, and Alberta’s workers’ compensation charge was inoperative to the extent of any conflict.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that Saskatchewan’s Fraudulent Preferences Act was valid and could be used by a bankruptcy trustee to attack the impugned transaction.
The Supreme Court of Canada held Ontario’s Unconscionable Transactions Relief Act intra vires, finding it concerned contract relief, not interest, and allowing the appeal.
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