Supreme Court of Canada hears banking, expropriation, motor vehicle accident cases

Federal Court of Appeal tackles income tax and patent infringement suits

Supreme Court of Canada hears banking, expropriation, motor vehicle accident cases

This week, the Supreme Court of Canada dealt with matters involving guarantee letters, compensation for constructive expropriation, and income replacement benefits for injured parties. On the other hand, the Federal Court of Appeal handled intellectual property and tax appeals.

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