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Jack Whalen was one of dozens of kids abused at the youth detention centre in Whitbourne. But the provincial government won't settle with Whalen, as it did with other kids who were abused.

Writing a fine off does not extinguish the legal obligation of the convicted offender or debtor, city notes in report.

Recently, Thane additional district consumer disputes redressal commission held that banks can recover the dues from a credit card customer from the customer’s fixed deposit (FD) held by the bank.

Justice critic Helen Conway Ottenheimer is calling on Justice Minister John Hogan to make changes to the Limitations Act, which would remove the statutes of limitation on physical abuse.

The provincial government admits John Doe #4 was abused while under the watch of child protection, but it won't be settling because he came forward too late.

Rogue Resources Inc. Form 51-102F1 Managements Discussion and Analysis For the three and nine months ended January... | March 31, 2023

The appeal court decision means a new hearing of the application to remove Don Windels from his roles at the Lighthouse.

Following an alleged illegal mass conversion 30 years ago, 137 Orang Asli from the Bateq Mayah ethnic group petitioned the civil court to have their Islamic status annulled. On Sep. 28, last year, the 137 plaintiffs filed a writ of summons at the Kuala Lumpur High Court through the law…

The claims have been made by the ESB in a High Court case in which one landowner sought compensation some seven years after a line had been placed on his land…

The claims have been made by the ESB in a High Court case in which one landowner sought compensation some seven years after a line had been placed on his land…