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Home › Contracts ›Are All Contract Terms Gone? Are All Contract Terms Gone? What of Other Terms The decided line of cases inevitably has originated from the push and pull…
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Home › Contracts ›Are All Contract Terms Gone? Are All Contract Terms Gone? What of Other Terms The decided line of cases inevitably has originated from the push and pull…
Home › Contracts ›Fundamental Change is Needed Fundamental Change is Needed The test required is to show a fundamental or substantive change. In this respect, it is similar, if not…
Home › Contracts ›Defence: Change was Agreed Defence: Change was Agreed The foundation of a substratum argument is the change in the terms of the employment relationship was unexpected. The…
Home › Contracts ›Unforeseen Change in Responsibilities - The Substratum Unforeseen Change in Responsibilities - The Substratum The essential theory of this argument is that the existing employment agreement, and…
Home › Contracts › Post Title Is the Need for Consideration a Legal Make Believe ? The dissent of Slatter J.A. in the 2011 decision of the Alberta Court of…
Home › Contracts › Consideration for the Promise of a Raise ? Consideration for the Promise of a Raise ? Consideration is required where the employer attempts to introduce new…
Home › Contracts › Material Change to Terms of Employment Material Change to Terms of Employment A substantive change in an existing employment contract cannot be effected without supporting consideration.…
Home › Contracts › Continued Employment as Consideration Continued Employment as Consideration Maguire – A Tacit Promise of Forbearance The starting point of this analysis starts with a 1935 decision…
Home › Contracts › Consideration & The Employment Contract Consideration & The Employment Contract This issue often arises in the context by which one party, most often the employer, delivers…
Home › Contracts › Rules of Contract Interpretation: Generally Sattva – 2014 The Supreme Court of Canada in its August 2014 decision of Sattva Capital Corp. v Creston Moly Corp…