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No Obligation to Sue a John Doe or Jane Doe

By Ara Basmadjian and Barbara Grossman
  • Contribution and Indemnity
  • Discoverability

Court of Appeal for Ontario Addresses Actual and Constructive Knowledge of Claims for Contribution and Indemnity

By Ara Basmadjian and Barbara Grossman
  • Discoverability

Subsequent Discovery of the Severity of Injuries Will Not Extend the Limitation Period

By Ara Basmadjian
  • Discoverability

Ontario Superior Court of Justice Addresses Limitation Periods in Claims for Prosecutorial Torts

By Ara Basmadjian
  • Discoverability

Ontario Superior Court of Justice grants Leave to Amend a Plaintiff’s Claim to Add a Ride-Sharing Platform as a Defendant in a Motor Vehicle Claim

By Ara Basmadjian
  • Discoverability
  • Misnomer

Ontario Superior Court of Justice Summarizes Principles of Misnomer and Discoverability

By Ara Basmadjian
  • Discoverability

Limitation Periods and Singular Discrete Oppressive Acts

By Ara Basmadjian
  • COVID-19
  • Discoverability
  • Tolling/Varying Agreements

Limitation Periods during the Coronavirus Pandemic

By Ara Basmadjian
  • Discoverability

Court of Appeal warns that pending “forum issues” will not delay the commencement of a limitation period in Ontario

By Dentons Limitations Law Group
  • Discoverability
  • Limitation Periods contained in "Other Acts"

Supreme Court of Canada determines that limitation period contained in s. 36(4)(a)(i) of the Competition Act is subject to discoverability

By Dentons Limitations Law Group
  • Discoverability
  • Successors

Court of Appeal addresses two issues: the interpretation of s. 12 of the Limitations Act in the context of a bankrupt company, and whether an appeal of an underlying judgment tolls the limitation period

By Dentons Limitations Law Group
  • Acknowledgment
  • Discoverability

Emails can satisfy the acknowledgement requirement and Forbearance can postpone discoverability of a claim

By Dentons Limitations Law Group

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