2018
FEBRUARY 01
Halsbury's Laws of Canada - Debtor and Creditor
This valuable title deals with the collection by unsecured creditors of debts owed by solvent debtors and discusses the federal-provincial overlap in the area of insolvency that results in many provincial statutes having application to insolvent debtors.
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2015
MAY 20
Mortgages Must Be Enforced In Region of Property
2012
OCTOBER 26
Commercial Debt Collection in Canada: A Legal Handbook, 2012, Contributor
There are ten provinces in Canada and three territories, each with separate Rules of Procedure. There are two distinct legal regimes, namely the common law and the civil law of Quebec. This overview of the Canadian jurisdictions provides a timely and practical guide to enforcing creditor rights.
The focus of Commercial Debt Collection in Canada: A Legal Handbook is on decreasing the trade risk by understanding the procedures available for trade creditors. The analysis by commercial lawyers of various topics and provincial jurisdictions is practical not only for exporters involved in the cross border and inter-provincial commerce, but also for attorneys, export insurers, financial institutions, and collections’ agencies whose clients conduct business in Canada.
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OCTOBER 26
Commercial Debt Collection in Canada: A Legal Handbook, 2012, Contributor
There are ten provinces in Canada and three territories, each with separate Rules of Procedure. There are two distinct legal regimes, namely the common law and the civil law of Quebec. This overview of the Canadian jurisdictions provides a timely and practical guide to enforcing creditor rights.
The focus of Commercial Debt Collection in Canada: A Legal Handbook is on decreasing the trade risk by understanding the procedures available for trade creditors. The analysis by commercial lawyers of various topics and provincial jurisdictions is practical not only for exporters involved in the cross border and inter-provincial commerce, but also for attorneys, export insurers, financial institutions, and collections’ agencies whose clients conduct business in Canada.
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2005
JANUARY 10
Electronic Service Protocol Brings Unwelcome Substantive Change
Electronic Service Protocol Brings Unwelcome Substantive Change for Canadian Restructurings in the Guise of Procedural Recommendation.
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2001
DECEMBER 31
Interim Receiver Under s.47
The Interim Receiver Under s.47 of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (Canada)
