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In Kaynes v. BP p.l.c. 1, the Ontario Court of Appeal clarified when a claim for fraudulent misrepresentation is discoverable under the Ontario Limitations Act, 2002. The Court also confirmed the circumstances in which a limitations defence may be decided through a rule 21 motion. This decision is the latest in a series that has stood in the way of this action being litigated in Ontario. What you need to know The limitation period in a fraudulent misrepresentation claim only starts when the fraudulent nature of a misrepresentation is discoverable. Courts will permit a limitation period defe...

HONOURABLE MR. MCIVER 28/2021 EXPROPRIATION ACT (section 25) - Appoints 4 persons as members of the Land Compensation Board, each for a further term to expire on January 12, 2024; appoints 10 persons as members of the Land Compensation Board, each for a term to expire on January 12, 2024. 29/2021 MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT ACT (section 486) - Effective April 1, 2021, reappoints 8 persons as members of the Municipal Government Board, each for a term to expire on April 15, 2022; effective April 1, 2021, reappoints 10 persons as members of the Municipal Government Board, each for a term to expire on J...

Effective July 27, 2020, and retroactive to March 13, 2020, the Time Limits and Other Periods Act (COVID-19) suspended time limits set out in federal legislation, including the Federal Courts Act and numerous other acts pursuant to which proceedings can be instituted in the Federal Courts, until September 13, 2020 Time limits established by the Federal Courts Rules or by court order are unaffected Court of Appeal September 1: The Court's fall session has begun, and hearings will be held in person, remotely, or as hybrid hearings (with some counsel appearing in person and others remotely) Ju...