Suing and Defending the Government 2006


Course Date: January 27, 2006

Identifying and Framing a Cause of Action—Provincial Perspective

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

George H. Copley, QC

Litigation » Causes of action, Discovery, Jurisdiction, Limitation of actions, Pleadings

Presentation Content:

Paper: Federal Court or Provincial Superior Court—Who Gets to Decide when Charter Issues are Raised Against Federal Agencies?

Federal Court or Provincial Superior Court—Who Gets to Decide when Charter Issues are Raised Against Federal Agencies?

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

Sean Gaudet

Litigation » Constitutional, Jurisdiction

Presentation Content:

Paper: Identifying and Framing a Cause of Action—Provincial Perspective

Stale Claims or Time-Limited Rights: Should Statutory Limitation Periods Apply to Charter Claims?

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

Peter Juk

Litigation » Constitutional, Limitation Periods

Presentation Content:

Paper: Charter Claims, Limitation Periods, and Public Interest Immunity: A Brief Reply
Paper: Public Interest Immunity

Public Interest Immunity

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

Jessica Connell

Nitya Iyer

Litigation » Discovery, Evidence

Presentation Content:

Paper: Charter Claims, Limitation Periods, and Public Interest Immunity: A Brief Reply
Paper: Stale Claims or Time-Limited Rights: Should Statutory Limitation Periods Apply to Charter Claims?

Charter Claims, Limitation Periods, and Public Interest Immunity: A Brief Reply

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

Catherine J. Parker

Litigation » Constitutional, Discovery, Evidence, Limitation Periods

Presentation Content:

Paper: Public Interest Immunity
Paper: Stale Claims or Time-Limited Rights: Should Statutory Limitation Periods Apply to Charter Claims?

Costs and Costs and Damn Costs

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

Joseph J.M. Arvay, QC

Paula Ramsay

Litigation » Constitutional, Costs

Presentation Content:

Paper: Appellant Factum: Barclay v. The Queen in Right of B.C. (#CA032987)
Paper: Injunctions in Constitutional Law—A Practical Example

Injunctions in Constitutional Law—A Practical Example

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

Joseph J.M. Arvay, QC

Creditors Remedies » Injunctions and preservation orders
Litigation » Constitutional

Presentation Content:

Paper: Appellant Factum: Barclay v. The Queen in Right of B.C. (#CA032987)
Paper: Costs and Costs and Damn Costs

Appellant Factum: Barclay v. The Queen in Right of B.C. (#CA032987)

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

Ted Gouge, QC

Litigation » Constitutional, Costs

Presentation Content:

Paper: Costs and Costs and Damn Costs
Paper: Injunctions in Constitutional Law—A Practical Example

The Crown as Fiduciary

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

Karen A. Horsman

Aboriginal Law » Trusts and fiduciary obligations
Litigation » Causes of action

Presentation Content:

Paper: No Fault Liability against the Government
Paper: Remedies for Government Action, Inaction, or Improper Action
Paper: Some Thoughts on Contracts that Fetter Executive Discretion
Paper: Two Developments in the Law of Government Liability in British Columbia

Two Developments in the Law of Government Liability in British Columbia

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

Craig Elton Jones

Grace Pastine

Litigation » Causes of action, Constitutional

Presentation Content:

Paper: No Fault Liability against the Government
Paper: Remedies for Government Action, Inaction, or Improper Action
Paper: Some Thoughts on Contracts that Fetter Executive Discretion
Paper: The Crown as Fiduciary

Remedies for Government Action, Inaction, or Improper Action

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

L. John Alexander

Administrative Law » Abuse of discretion
Litigation » Causes of action, Municipal
Municipal Law » Litigation

Presentation Content:

Paper: No Fault Liability against the Government
Paper: Some Thoughts on Contracts that Fetter Executive Discretion
Paper: The Crown as Fiduciary
Paper: Two Developments in the Law of Government Liability in British Columbia

Some Thoughts on Contracts that Fetter Executive Discretion

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

Roshan P. Danesh

Reidar M. Mogerman

Aboriginal Law » Trusts and fiduciary obligations
Administrative Law » Abuse of discretion
Litigation » Constitutional

Presentation Content:

Paper: No Fault Liability against the Government
Paper: Remedies for Government Action, Inaction, or Improper Action
Paper: The Crown as Fiduciary
Paper: Two Developments in the Law of Government Liability in British Columbia

No Fault Liability against the Government

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

John J. L. Hunter, QC

Litigation » Vicarious liability

Presentation Content:

Paper: Remedies for Government Action, Inaction, or Improper Action
Paper: Some Thoughts on Contracts that Fetter Executive Discretion
Paper: The Crown as Fiduciary
Paper: Two Developments in the Law of Government Liability in British Columbia

The Court of Public Opinion: The Media and Public Relations

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

Rajiv Khangura

Peter C. Ritchie, QC

Solicitor » Conduct and the Law Society, Ethics

Supervisory Orders as Charter Remedies: The Impact of Doucet-Boudreau

Date:

January 27, 2006

Course:

Suing and Defending the Government 2006

Contributor(s):

Kristin Gardner

Aboriginal Law » Litigation
Human Rights » Charter
Litigation » Aboriginal litigation, Constitutional