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  • Robinson v Heinz Company: A Claim of Constructive Dismissal
    by Michael Wills on December 16, 2024

    Constructive Dismissal in Leamington: A Closer Look BackgroundThis case stems from H.J. Heinz Company of Canada LP’s decision to close its Leamington, Ontario plant in 2014. Karen Robinson, a long-serving employee with nearly 40 years of tenure, was affected by the plant closure. Although Heinz […]

  • Hilton v K & S Services: A Matter of Jurisdiction
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    Tecumseh Resident Secures Jurisdiction in Ontario for Constructive Dismissal Claim In Hilton v. K & S Services Inc., the Ontario Court of Appeal affirmed that Ontario courts have jurisdiction over a constructive dismissal claim brought by Craig Hilton, a Tecumseh, Ontario resident, against his […]

  • Ontario Employment Standards Act Key Protections: Your Rights Explained
    by Michael Wills on December 13, 2024

    Introduction The Employment Standards Act, 2000 (ESA) is the cornerstone of workplace rights in Ontario. This legislation outlines the minimum standards employers must meet to ensure fair treatment of employees. Understanding your rights under the ESA empowers you to identify violations and take […]

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    Discover the top 5 real estate agents in Windsor for trusted expertise and excellent client reviews. Find the right agent for your needs today! The post Top 5 Real Estate Agents in Windsor: Your Guide to the Best in the Region first appeared on Weclose.

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Recent Decisions from Ontario Court of Appeal

  • Rebello v. Ontario (Attorney General), 2025 ONCA 202 (CanLII)
    on March 13, 2025

    Civil procedure — Abuse of process — Duplicative claims — Appellant’s 2019 action dismissed as an abuse of process due to replication of claims previously litigated in her 2021 action — Whether dismissal of the 2021 action as limitations-barred precludes a finding of abuse of process — Abuse of process doctrine protects fairness and integrity of court processes — Motion judge’s decision upheldCivil procedure — Adjournments — Discretion of motion judge — Appellant sought adjournment of motion to await outcome of appeal from dismissal of 2021 action — Motion judge declined adjournment, finding no prejudice to either proceeding — High degree of deference to discretionary decisions on adjournments — No error foundCivil procedure — Amendments to pleadings — Leave to amend — Motion judge refused leave to amend appellant’s statement of claim due to radical defects incapable of being cured — Appellant failed to provide draft amendments or proposed language to address defects — Leave to amend properly deniedProfessional responsibility — Crown counsel — Absolute privilege — Appellant alleged negligence and misconduct by Crown counsel, Premier, Attorney General, and judiciary — Motion judge struck claims as disclosing no reasonable cause of action — Crown counsel owed no duty of care to appellant — Absolute privilege applied to Crown counsel and judiciary — No error in striking claimsTorts — Costs awards — Leave to appeal — Appellant sought to challenge motion judge’s costs award without seeking leave to appeal — Leave required to appeal discretionary costs awards — No strong grounds to interfere with costs award — Costs fixed at $3,000 payable by appellant

  • York (Regional Municipality) v. Di Blasi, 2025 ONCA 203 (CanLII)
    on March 13, 2025

    Environment — Wetlands — Berm construction — Nuisance — Appellant constructed a berm that impeded water flow on property containing provincially designated wetlands — Did the trial judge err in finding that the berm breached municipal bylaws and caused a nuisance? — Trial judge’s findings supported by the record and entitled to deference — No error in the trial judge’s decisionMunicipalities — Bylaws — Enforcement — Appellant’s berm found to breach municipal bylaws — Respondent authorized to enter appellant’s property to perform remediation work — Did the trial judge err in finding the berm in breach of municipal bylaws? — Trial judge’s decision upheld as careful and thoroughTorts — Contempt of court — Appellant failed to comply with a 2014 court order requiring removal of the berm — Trial judge found appellant in contempt and imposed a $10,000 fine — Did the trial judge err in finding the appellant in contempt? — Orders were clear, appellant knew of them, and failed to comply — Findings entitled to deferenceCivil procedure — Pleadings — Amendments — Appellant sought to amend pleadings to argue respondent failed to mitigate damages — Trial judge refused amendment and found appellant could not meet burden of proof — Did the trial judge err in refusing the amendment? — No error in trial judge’s decision — Findings supported by the record

  • Huang v. Mundulai, 2025 ONCA 205 (CanLII)
    on March 13, 2025

    Family — Matrimonial home — Sale proceeds — Stay of release — Family law dispute involving decision-making authority, child support, equalization, and sale of properties — Should the release of matrimonial home sale proceeds be stayed pending appeal? — Rule 63.01(1) of the Rules of Civil Procedure applies to stay the release of funds until the appeal is resolvedCivil procedure — Stay of proceedings — Demonstrable hardship — Motion to lift stay under Rule 63.01(5) — Moving party sought release of funds to complete house purchase and pay legal expenses — Did the moving party demonstrate unusual hardship to justify lifting the stay? — Burden of proof not met; no irremediable hardship shownCivil procedure — Extension of time — Panel review — Motion for extension of time to seek panel review of prior decision — Test from Frey v. MacDonald applied — Timing, delay explanation, prejudice, and merits considered — Should the extension of time be granted? — Overall justice of the case required denial of the extensionFamily — Commercial property — Stay of enforcement — Motion to stay enforcement of trial judge’s order regarding sale of commercial property — Moving party failed to demonstrate irremediable hardship — Should enforcement of the order be stayed pending appeal? — Appeal scheduled; no stay granted