On March 18, 2020, the Province of Ontario declared a state of emergency. In O. Reg. 73/20, the limitation period was suspended for the duration of the emergency. This is what will happen when the state of emergency lifts.
I just spoke to a couple recently about their situation in how their electricity bill was being calculated. They thought something was fishy about how high their hydro bill was in comparison to the other tenants in the building. They found out that while the other apartments were separately metered, their apartment was not.
In my previous post on this issue back in June 2018, I lamented about the lack of change for the use of agents in the Criminal Code. Section 802.1 says this: Despite subsections 800(2) and 802(2), a defendant may not appear or examine or cross-examine
Bill C-75 is a threat to the Paralegal scope of practice. If not amended, then the bill will effectively remove Paralegals from representing clients or acting as agents for lawyers in criminal cases using the summary conviction process. Justice Minister Wilson-Raybould seems to think that it
The Ontario Small Claims Court: How to Do It Right
Is your Small Claims Court matter starting to spiral out of control? Do you know what you are getting yourself into? "The Ontario Small Claims Court: How to Do It Right" will help you answer those questions and many more. Chapters include:
