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Arbitration 2024 BCCA 369

Math4Me Learning Inc. v. 1099615 B.C. Ltd.

The Court of Appeal quashed an out-of-time application for leave to appeal an arbitral award, holding it had no jurisdiction to extend the 30-day limit.

  • Leave to appeal
  • Statutory time limits
  • Jurisdiction
  • Setting aside awards
  • Enforcement of arbitral awards
  • Costs
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Arbitration law [1955] SCR 3

Szilard v. Szasz

The Supreme Court of Canada set aside an arbitration award because an arbitrator had an undisclosed joint real estate investment with a party, creating reasonable apprehension of bias.

  • Arbitrator disqualification
  • Apparent bias
  • Duty of disclosure
  • Waiver by continuation
  • Setting aside awards
  • Arbitrator-disqualification
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Arbitration (1910) 43 SCR 379

Calgary and Edmonton Railway Co. v. MacKinnon

The Supreme Court of Canada held that arbitrators in an expropriation case could view the property, weigh conflicting evidence, and rely on their judgment without the award being set aside.

  • Form of award
  • Judicial review of arbitration awards
  • Weight of expert evidence
  • View of property by arbitrators
  • Setting aside awards
  • Arbitration
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Contract (1891) 19 SCR 180

McGreevy v. The Queen

The Supreme Court of Canada upheld an arbitral award in a railway contract dispute, holding that the submission’s purpose was to fix the amount due to McGreevy.

  • Submission to amiables compositeurs
  • Finality of arbitration award
  • Setting aside awards
  • Scope of arbitrators' powers
  • Petition of right
  • Arbitration-award
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