May 2, 2025

Many contracts contain forum selection clauses, which tell the parties to the contract where legal disputes over the contract will be litigated. For example, a contract between two businesses could say that any litigation arising from the contract must be brought to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. Forum selection clauses play an important role...
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In both civil and criminal proceedings, court attendance is not always voluntary, especially when someone is ordered to do something they do not want to do. But can a person be forced to attend court or another court proceeding? And what legal framework governs the use of force in these situations? Criminal Context Most people...
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