Civil Procedure

Also available in print: KEO1119 .P47 2020 - Law Library Reserve (2-hour loan)
This title covers civil procedure in Ontario from preliminary considerations to appeals of motions, applications and actions. It provides readers with knowledge of the litigation process in the Superior Court of Justice and the Court of Appeal for Ontario.

This Open Education Resource (OER) developed by CanLII explains the Rules of Civil Procedure, the Courts of Justice Act, and the Limitations Act, along with the case law interpreting them.

Only three TMU users can access the ebook at the same time. Please "return" the book when you are finished with it.
Also available in print: KE8349 .W37 2022 - 7th floor
This casebook on civil procedure in Canada provides a thorough overview of civil litigation and each stage of the process. The new edition is updated to reflect significant developments in case law and includes greater discussion about the current economic, social, and professional issues in civil litigation.

A comprehensive review of the law and procedure that govern every stage of the litigation process.
Also available in print: KE8349 .A32 2010 - 7th floor.

A concise narrative of the key elements of the resolution of civil disputes in Canada. Covers all aspects of civil procedure and provides a useful pan-Canadian comparison of legislation and court rules from various jurisdictions.

Open Educational Resource based on the readings used by Prof. Semple in his Fall 2019 Civil Procedure course at Windsor Law. The readings and accompanying videos introduce civil procedure using cases from a wide variety of legal contexts, including human rights, commercial litigation, and constitutional law.

Practical advice and guidance for all procedural aspects of a criminal, civil or family trial – from the pre-trial stage to the verdict and sentencing. Includes checklists, forms, and sample scripts.

Features strategy, tactics, tips and practice pointers for effectively preparing for and conducting motions in Ontario. Provides detailed explanations of when and where to file the necessary materials, sample precedents of motion materials, guidance on dealing with urgent motions and special circumstances, and costs of motions.
Available on Lexis+ via password access for faculty and students at the Lincoln Alexander School of Law.

Details various proceedings that may occur before trial.

Provides guidance for evaluating and conducting motions for summary judgment, for determination of issues before trial and for dismissal without delay.
Available on Lexis+ via password access for faculty and students at the Lincoln Alexander School of Law.

This text addresses various topics, including the procedure before commencement of proceedings, client management, motions, Documentary Discovery and e-Discovery, trial preparation, statement of account, simplified procedure under Rule 76, and the Commercial List.

Includes commentary on the general legal principles and history underlying time limitations in all jurisdictions across Canada, analysis of limitation periods for specific types of actions, and discussion of the impact of The Charter of Rights and Freedoms on the application of limitation periods.

Guide to statutory time limitations contained in the various Statutes of Ontario and the Ontario Rules of Court for the commencing of an action, the bringing of an appeal and the instituting of various other proceedings and prosecutions.

This text is a reference to legislated limitation periods in both Ontario and federal legislation. It identifies, excerpts, and organizes those sections in each enactment that contain notice requirements, time for appeals, limitation of actions, time for judicial review, and time requirements set out in the Rules of Procedure.

Guide to statutory time limitations contained in the various Statutes of Canada and the Federal Courts, and Supreme Court of Canada Rules of Court for the commencing of an action, the bringing of an appeal and the instituting of various other proceedings and prosecutions.

This book provides practitioners with both a procedural and analytical framework for the discovery process, covering such areas as examination of persons and examination of documents, as well as less commonly used discovery tools such as physical examinations and interrogatories, and inspection of properties. Include discovery rules for all Canadian common law jurisdictions, table of concordance, and case law summaries.

Covers the principles of discovery, ethical and practice issues, and techniques and tactics to be deployed.
Available on Lexis+ via password access for faculty and students at the Lincoln Alexander School of Law.