Halsbury's Laws of Canada -- Compensation and Rights of Crime Victims (2023 Reissue) / Competition and Foreign Investment (2023 Reissue) / Condominiums (2023 Reissue)
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By Sheila Nemet-Brown
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COMPENSATION AND RIGHTS OF CRIME VICTIMS
Sheila Nemet-Brown, B.A. (Hons.), LL.B.
Increasingly, the criminal law does more than just strive to punish criminals. There is a growing recognition that victims of crime have rights within, and expectations of, the criminal justice system, and that they have an entitlement both to participate in the punishment of their assailant and to financial compensation in certain circumstances. Compensation and Rights of Crime Victims (2023 Reissue) discusses the important rights of victims of crime as delineated in federal and provincial criminal legislation. Topics covered include:
COMPETITION AND FOREIGN INVESTMENT
Julie Soloway, B.A., LL.B., LL.M., S.J.D., Navin Joneja, B.A., LL.B., LL.M. & Julia Potter, B.A. (Hons.), MSc., J.D.
Fair competition is at the centre of commercial activity, which in turn has a profound impact on the clients of law firms both large and small, in both civil and criminal contexts. As a result, it is essential for lawyers in all fields to have a working knowledge of the legislation and common law that govern competition and foreign investment.
Competition and Foreign Investment (2023 Reissue) explains the legal framework in Canada governing the creation and maintenance of competitive markets through the regulation of anti-competitive business practices, misleading information in the marketplace, mergers and foreign investment. Topics covered include:
CONDOMINIUMS
Marko Djurdjevac, LL.B., Danielle Y. Cornacchia, B.A. (Hons.), M.A., J.D. & Meghan Hum, B. Soc. Sc., J.D.
As the Canadian condominium market booms and busts with the economy, it is important to be prepared for the diverse issues relating to the development, sale and maintenance of condominiums.
Halsbury's Condominiums (2023 Reissue) provides a nationally comprehensive overview of condominium law under Canadian estate law, guiding practitioners through a condominium's lifecycle, including: the creation of the condominium corporation, the sale and lease of units, its day-to-day administration, its termination, and remedies for breaches of contract and statute. With a superior examination of all provincial condominium legislation and its application in current case law, this title is an essential reference for lawyers acting for developers and owners of condominium projects, as well as individual purchasers, owners and lessees of condominium units. Topics covered include:
- Violations of statute, declaration, by-laws and rules
- Issues arising out of purchase and sale of units
- Non-payment of expenses and fees
- Oppression remedy
- Costs and indemnification
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