The subject of my thesis is one which has been subject of many reports of reform of civil justice system across Canada. I consider that the reform of civil justice system is of fundamental importance for our society affecting all the citizens of our country and is, also, a fascinating topic. This thesis examines the changes proposed by Honourable Judge Coulter Osborne through the lens of the reform in civil procedure rules operated in the U.K.as a result of Lord Wolfe’s report because the Canadian justice system is founded upon Anglo-Saxon common law principles. My conclusion is that any substantial reform of the civil justice system must start with an increased role of the judge over the case, in the way promoted in U.K’s Civil Procedur...
This thesis seeks to explain how civil procedure legislation enacted in British Columbia in the 187...
When the Sub-committee on Access to Justice (Trial Courts) first met we confirmed that we are concer...
This paper examines the state of the New Zealand civil justice system and questions whether it is ti...
The subject of my thesis is one which has been subject of many reports of reform of civil justice sy...
The story of institutional law reform in Canada has been described by one veteran as ‘somewhat troub...
Canada has a complex system of courts that seek to serve Canadians in view of the traditional object...
Lawyers and policymakers in Canada frequently discuss the need for reforms to increase access to civ...
An effective civil litigation system is essential for the operation of a modern state. Access to civ...
The civil access to justice problem in Canada is recognized as a crisis, but even with widespread ju...
This dissertation investigates the effects of amendments to Ontarios Rules of Civil Procedure that c...
This research involves the timeless question regarding the effective improvement of access to justic...
From the starting point that public officials and specialist administrative agencies affect most are...
The work of the Law Reform Commission of Canada prompts a reconsideration of our understanding of th...
Around the world, there are signs that the traditional categories of civil and common law may be col...
This thesis investigates the rapidly developing area of collective redress in England and Canada. It...
This thesis seeks to explain how civil procedure legislation enacted in British Columbia in the 187...
When the Sub-committee on Access to Justice (Trial Courts) first met we confirmed that we are concer...
This paper examines the state of the New Zealand civil justice system and questions whether it is ti...
The subject of my thesis is one which has been subject of many reports of reform of civil justice sy...
The story of institutional law reform in Canada has been described by one veteran as ‘somewhat troub...
Canada has a complex system of courts that seek to serve Canadians in view of the traditional object...
Lawyers and policymakers in Canada frequently discuss the need for reforms to increase access to civ...
An effective civil litigation system is essential for the operation of a modern state. Access to civ...
The civil access to justice problem in Canada is recognized as a crisis, but even with widespread ju...
This dissertation investigates the effects of amendments to Ontarios Rules of Civil Procedure that c...
This research involves the timeless question regarding the effective improvement of access to justic...
From the starting point that public officials and specialist administrative agencies affect most are...
The work of the Law Reform Commission of Canada prompts a reconsideration of our understanding of th...
Around the world, there are signs that the traditional categories of civil and common law may be col...
This thesis investigates the rapidly developing area of collective redress in England and Canada. It...
This thesis seeks to explain how civil procedure legislation enacted in British Columbia in the 187...
When the Sub-committee on Access to Justice (Trial Courts) first met we confirmed that we are concer...
This paper examines the state of the New Zealand civil justice system and questions whether it is ti...