Continued Employment
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…
Consideration
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…
Contract Interpretation Generally
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…
Principles of Interpretation of Employment Agreements
Home › Contracts › Interpreting the Employment Agreement Interpreting the Employment Agreement Since 1987, the Supreme Court of Canada has made many policy statements on the role of employment in…
Forming and Interpreting the Employment Contract
Home › Contract Chapter ›Formation of the Contract Formation of the Contract The party asserting a valid agreement must show that a mutual consensus has been concluded by which all…
Similar Set-Offs – (A) Statutory
Home › Index of Contents › Mitigation: Offsets from the Claim: Statutory › Mitigation: Offsets from the Claim: Statutory Notice & Severance As discussed elsewhere, it is clear that the…
Human Rights Cases
Home › Index of Contents › Mitigation: Human Rights Cases › Mitigation: Human Rights Cases As a general rule, it would appear that the complainant remains under an obligation to…
The British Columbia Case Law – Mitigation Expenses
Home › Index of Contents › Mitigation: Expenses: British Columbia › Mitigation Expenses: British Columbia The case law in this jurisdiction has taken a view which is contrary to the…
Capital Value of New Business Venture
Home › Index of Contents › Mitigation: Own Business: Capital Value Offset from Claim › Mitigation: Own Business: Capital Value Offset from Claim The issue will arise as to whether…
New Business Expenses
Home › Index of Contents › Mitigation: Own Business: Expenses of New Business › Mitigation: Own Business: Expenses of New Business Southey, J. of the Ontario Supreme Court allowed as…
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