The court also criticized a lawyer for inconsistent filings and failing to clarify minors’ interests
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SK Court of King’s Bench dismisses personal injury claim due to inordinate delay
The case involved a loose manhole cover that struck the plaintiff’s vehicle, causing injuries
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An attorney with a prior reprimand has been reprimanded and fined by the Saskatchewan Law Society Hearing Committee for conduct in acting on behalf of the sellers in a real estate transaction for the sale of a condominium unitThe Member…
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal refuses to exercise parens patriae jurisdiction in access dispute
Ruling denies father’s request for psychological assessment of his daughter
Saskatchewan court strikes estate executor misconduct claim as statute-barred
The plaintiff was aware of the alleged misconduct by 2019 but did not file his claim until 2023
SK Court of King’s Bench allows multiple expert witnesses in medical negligence case
The court’s rules limit the number of experts on one subject unless the court grants leave
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal welcomes new judge Keith Kilback
Before his selection to the bench, he was a partner at Kanuka Thuringer LLP
SK Court of King’s Bench rejects proposed intervenors in forced sterilization class action
The groups would not contribute additional perspectives which the plaintiffs did not provide: court
No right of appeal exists without leave in an estate dispute: SK Court of Appeal
Appeals are statutory rights, and interlocutory decisions require leave to appeal
Article: Agent Fiduciary Status
Robert Flannigan (University of Saskatchewan) recently published, Agent Fiduciary Status, 2024. Provided below is an Abstract: The conventional logic is that agent status engages default fiduciary status. Historically that logic has been challenged irregularly by misinformed voices claiming that the…