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THE SUPREME COURT OF CANADA AND ITS IMPACT
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I – | The threat of assimilation of civil law by common law | |
A – | The overriding influence of common law over civil law | |
B – | The movement for the affirmation of civil law in relation to common law | |
II – | The equal recognition of civil law and common law | |
A – | The
developing awareness of the conceptual autonomy of civil law in
relation to common law |
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B – | The
confirmation of the complementary relationship between civil law and federal law |
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Conclusion |
Introduction |
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1. | Rights of the individual | ||
1.1 | Human rights and freedoms | ||
1.1.1 |
Rights of
pregnant women and the fetus |
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1.1.2 |
Disclosure
of private records of sexual assault victims |
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1.1.3 |
Rights of
patients in the event of illegal strikes by hospital employees |
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1.2 |
Administrative
law |
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2. | Civil liability | ||
2.1 |
Limitation
Periods |
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2.2 |
Negligence |
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2.3 | Damages | ||
2.31 |
Damages for
economic loss suffered as a result of damage to the property of
a third party (contractual relational economic loss) |
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2.32 |
Damages
for Non-Economic Loss and Exemplary Damages |
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3. | Family law | ||
3.1 |
Right
of Custody |
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3.2 |
Obligation
of Support |
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4. | Contracts | ||
4.1 |
Contracts
of Employment |
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4.2 |
Contracts
of Insurance |
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Conclusion |
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