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Landmark Ruling: Partial Lift Of Stay Allows Immediate Payment Of $1.8 Million Judgment
In Ontario, a party that successfully obtains a judgment for the payment of money by a defendant is unable to collect payment if the defendant appeals that judgment. Once an appeal is launched from that judgment, the obligation of the defendant to pay the plaintiff is “stayed”, meaning that the judgment is not payable until after the appeal is completed. The stay rule makes sense because if an appeal succeeds then the amount payable under the judgment will no longer be payable.
Landmark Ruling: Partial Lift Of Stay Allows Immediate Payment Of $1.8 Million Judgment In Ontario
In Ontario, a party that successfully obtains a judgment for the payment of money by a defendant is unable to collect payment if the defendant appeals that judgment. This is because, once an appeal is launched from that judgment, the obligation of the defendant to pay the plaintiff is "stayed", meaning that the judgment is not payable until after the appeal is completed. The stay rule makes sense because if an appeal succeeds then the amount payable under the judgment will no longer be payable.
Commercial Tenant Cannot Rely On Force Majeure Clause To Excuse Non-Payment Of Rent During Pandemic
Canada: Commercial Tenant Cannot Rely On Force Majeure Clause To Excuse Non-Payment Of Rent During Pandemic 20 January 2021 Robins Appleby LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. In a recent Ontario Superior Court of Justice decision, Durham Sports Barn Inc.
Supreme Court Of Canada Decision: When Silence Can Be Deceptive
Canada: Supreme Court Of Canada Decision: When Silence Can Be Deceptive 20 January 2021 by Dominique Michaud and Samuel Mosonyi Robins Appleby LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. The Supreme Court of Canada recently clarified the duty of honest contractual performance in C.M. Callow Inc. v. Zollinger.
COVID-19 Litigation - SUPPORTING ONTARIO'S RECOVERY ACT, 2020 (the
Canada: COVID-19 Litigation - SUPPORTING ONTARIO'S RECOVERY ACT, 2020 (the "Act") 04 January 2021 by Darrell M. Gold and Samuel Mosonyi Robins Appleby LLP To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com.
Zombie Deeds: The Dead Cannot Be Resurrected
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JD student Samuel Mosonyi writes op-ed in Globe and Mail on the value of dining etiquette
JD student Samuel Mosonyi has published a commentary in the Globe and Mail's "Report on Business" section about the value of learning to meet people and conduct business over a meal ("How being a good dinner companion could make your career," December 29, 2015). Read the full commentary on the Globe and Mail website, or below. Flickering candlelight casts strange shadows along the walls.
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