On April 26, 2012, the Supreme Court of Canada granted an application for leave to appeal in Tissa Amaratunga v. Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization, a body corporate (N.S.) (Civil) (By Leave) (34501) Coram: McLachlin / Rothstein / Moldaver ["Amaratunga"]. (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘Nova Scotia’
Supreme Court of Canada grants leave in appeal involving state immunity of international organizations
April 30, 2012Tags:Canada, Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization, Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Court of Appeal, Nova Scotia Supreme Court, Supreme Court of Canada, United Nations
Posted in state immunity, State Immunity Act | 1 Comment »
Plaintiff’s Attempt to Transfer Action on Forum Non Conveniens Grounds Fails
August 31, 2011In Hughes v. Porter, 2011 NLTD 106 (CanLII), the plaintiff made a novel, albeit unsuccessful, jurisdictional argument to transfer an action to Nova Scotia, nearly 10 years after commencing his action in Newfoundland. (more…)
Tags:Forum non conveniens, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Supreme Court
Posted in conflict of laws, consent-based jurisdiction, forum non conveniens, forum selection, Forum Shopping, jurisdiction, jurisdiction simpliciter | Leave a Comment »
Nova Scotia Court Throws a “Curve” on Consent-Based Jurisdiction
June 10, 2011The recent Supreme Court of Nova Scotia decision in Curves International, Inc. v. Archibald, 2011 NSSC 217 (CanLII) is an odd jurisdictional motion involving a franchise agreement with a result that throws a curve on consent-based jurisdcition. (more…)
Tags:Canada, Supreme Court of Canada, Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Supreme Court, Business and Economy
Posted in conflict of laws, forum non conveniens, forum selection clause, forum of necessity, exclusive jurisdiction clause, The Eleftheria, forum selection, contract interpretation, Forum Shopping, consent-based jurisdiction | Leave a Comment »






