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The Supreme Court of Canada held that Quebec law does not recognize a general no-fault liability for vaccination injuries and dismissed the appeal.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that a $148,887 early-repayment compensation payment was not a financial obligation resulting from a loan of money, so art. 1040c did not apply.
The Supreme Court held that Cablevision’s distribution network was immovable by nature, so it was not taxable as moveable property under the Quebec retail sales tax statute.
Appeal allowed in an accounting dispute between spouses. The Supreme Court of Canada reinstated the Superior Court judgment and awarded costs in all courts.
The Supreme Court held that aluminium plant transformers were immoveables by destination, not taxable as buildings or improvements under the Quebec Municipal Code.
La Cour suprême rejette le recours et conclut qu’un traité de réassurance n’a ni créé de coassurance, ni stipulation au profit des assurés, ni société.
La Cour suprême du Canada a rejeté les appels et confirmé la résiliation du bail d’un théâtre, faute pour le bailleur d’avoir fourni les installations exigées par les règlements municipaux.
On appeal from Quebec, the Supreme Court held the parents could recover limited damages under art. 1056 C.C., but the heirs could not claim for the child’s loss of life.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that a nominal notary partner was liable to third parties in good faith, but only for one-half of the partnership loss under the Civil Code.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that the appellant real estate agents were entitled to their commission for selling an immovable under the mandate, and allowed the appeal with costs.
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