Sentences with phrase «general application statute»
The opposition Conservatives in Manitoba have introduced a bill in the provincial legislature to be substantially similar to PIPEDA and to be the first general application statute to provide for security breach notification.
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In a ruling relating to a franchisee class action, the Ontario Court of Appeal has recently added another (maybe not so «good») reason to the list: the possibility that the jurisdiction's general body of statute law may apply to operations outside the jurisdiction even if you have not specifically named any statutes in your agreement — and even where the statutes being applied disclaim application outside their jurisdiction.
The state of Alaska refused to permit the testing under its general post-conviction statute because DNA testing had been available, Osborne had admitted guilt to some of the crimes in an application for parole, and no constitutional right to obtain DNA post-conviction testing existed.
Case law shall complement the legal system by means of the doctrine repeatedly upheld by the Supreme Court in its interpretation and application of statutes, customs and general legal principles.
Laws of general application can be provincial laws or federal statutes such as the Criminal Code or the Fisheries Act.
Bankruptcy & Receivership: Application of Provincial Statutes Attorney General for Saskatchewan v. Lemare Lake Logging Ltd., 2014 SKCA 35 (35923) Is there an operational conflict between the Sask.
«the requirement under s. 1 that a limit be «prescribed by law» has been held by this Court to apply to norms where «their adoption is authorized by statute, they are binding rules of general application, and they are sufficiently accessible and precise to those to whom they apply»
Even if it be assumed that the customary criminal law of Aboriginal people survived British settlement, it was extinguished by the passage of criminal statutes of general application.
State legislatures are not alone in recognizing the unique nature of the real estate industry and the corresponding need to carve out real estate professionals from general application of particular statutes.