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Concern About Foreign Corruption Allegations Insufficient To Relieve Canadian Company Of Debt Obligation To Its Indian Distributor, Ontario Court Of Appeal Rules - Trials & Appeals & Compensation - Canada
In Kirloskar Technologies (P) Ltd. v. Best Theratronics Ltd., 2022 ONCA 331 the Ontario Court of Appeal affirmed that the perceived risk of criminal prosecution under Canadian corruption of foreign public officials legislation does not absolve a debtor from paying its debt under an agency agreement, where the outstanding criminal charges are irrelevant to the civil case at hand.
Concern About Foreign Corruption Allegations Insufficient to Relieve Canadian Company of Debt Obligation to Its Indian Distributor, Ontario Court of Appeal Rules | Stikeman Elliott LLP - JDSupra
In Kirloskar Technologies (P) Ltd. v. Best Theratronics Ltd., 2022 ONCA 331 the Ontario Court of Appeal affirmed that the perceived risk of criminal prosecution under Canadian corruption of foreign public officials legislation does not absolve a debtor from paying its debt under an agency agreement, where the outstanding criminal charges are irrelevant to the civil case at hand.
SCC Rules No Duty Of Care Between Manufacturers And Commercial Intermediaries For Economic Losses
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. In 1688782 Ontario Inc. v. Maple Leaf Foods Inc. et al., 2020 SCC 35, the Supreme Court of Canada held that Maple Leaf owed no duty of care to the Mr. Sub franchisees for economic losses that occurred after a 2008 product recall that left Mr. Sub restaurants without their exclusive supply of meat for up to eight weeks.
La CSC Statue Que Les Fabricants N'ont Aucune Obligation De Diligence Envers Les Intermédiaires Commerciaux Pour Les Pertes Financières
Canada: La CSC Statue Que Les Fabricants N'ont Aucune Obligation De Diligence Envers Les Intermédiaires Commerciaux Pour Les Pertes Financières 16 November 2020 by Ritika Rai and Muzhgan Wahaj Stikeman Elliott LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Dans l'arrêt 1688782 Ontario Inc. c. Aliments Maple Leaf Inc.
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