Breaking News > The Supreme Court has ruled consent and the capacity to give consent are inextricably joined and subjective consent to sexual activity requires both that the complainant be capable of consenting and does, in fact, consent, in a judgment which overturned an Ontario Court of Appeal ruling that ordered new trials in a sexual assault case: R. v. G.F. 2021 SCC 20. MORE TO COME.

Civil Litigation

Commercial lender won’t get woman’s home, ‘undue influence’ in agreement, court finds

Tuesday, September 03, 2019 @ 11:10 AM | By Terry Davidson

Lenders demanding collateral must be “wary” of borrowers in “special relationships” and find out if legal counsel has been obtained by all involved, says a lawyer after an Ontario ruling that...

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