Right-of-Way: When Civil Liability and Well-Meaning Signals for Drivers to Proceed Collide
Written by Duncan Taylor
Drivers communicate with each other through a number of means beyond the traditional use of indicators and horns....
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The Evolution Of The Test For Summary Judgment: Old Habits Die Hard - written by Nabeel Peermohamed and Kristina D. Persaud
Abstract/Introduction
In this article we explore the evolution of the test for summary judgment in Alberta over the past five years....
TEST FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT IN ALBERTA CONFIRMED
The ABCA in a five-justice panel has confirmed the test for summary judgment in Weir-Jones Technical Services Incorporated v Purolator...
When Do Waivers Work?
Occupiers often rely on waivers signed by their patrons to escape legal liability. For example, in order to mitigate the risk of any...
SUMMARY JUDGMENT: A TALE OF TWO TESTS
A panel from the Alberta Court of Appeal recently issued their split decision in Whissell Contracting Ltd. v. Calgary (City), 2018 ABCA...
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