
Ontario judge orders $7,500 monthly payments on $1.2-million support debt
The court rejected an all-at-once repayment proposal and preserved a further hearing before any jail commitment for missed payments.
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The court rejected an all-at-once repayment proposal and preserved a further hearing before any jail commitment for missed payments.
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Bennett ruling leaves motorcycle ownership and the effect of alleged misrepresentations for a later summary judgment motion.

Ontario’s Divisional Court found the trial judge reversed the burden of proving truth; payment, liability and damages remain unresolved.

The Divisional Court found no error in a trial judge’s assessment of the parties’ conduct, communications and expense-sharing terms.

Filing deficiencies and unarguable grounds defeat application.

Variance refusal left classification challenge without practical effect.

A CAMH researcher will get a new permanent-residence decision after the court found the officer failed to engage with an extension letter and pay stubs.
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Bennett ruling leaves motorcycle ownership and the effect of alleged misrepresentations for a later summary judgment motion.

Ontario’s Divisional Court found the trial judge reversed the burden of proving truth; payment, liability and damages remain unresolved.

The Divisional Court found no error in a trial judge’s assessment of the parties’ conduct, communications and expense-sharing terms.

Ontario court finds the transfer to a KingSett entity left the buyers’ contracted units and amenities unchanged, while preserving the possibility of future material-change claims.
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Variance refusal left classification challenge without practical effect.

Other claims over alleged use of listing data survive, while time limits narrow the addition of IMS principal Leon d’Ancona.

Closets by Design’s franchisor failed to establish irreparable harm or a favourable balance of convenience, leaving the parties’ contractual dispute unresolved.

Ontario court awards compensatory damages for claims-handling breaches but rejects punitive damages and an immediate replacement-cost payout.
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