Canada: Federal Court Of Appeal Confirms Availability Of Contractual Waiver Of Class Actions In Favour Of Arbitration Absent Contrary Statutory Language - Stikeman Elliott LLP
On February 14, 2013, the Federal Court of Appeal in Murphy v. Amway Canada Corp. affirmed the decision of the court below, staying a proposed class proceeding in light of a contractual arbitration clause and class action waiver.
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Canada: Federal Court Of Appeal Confirms Duty Of Full Disclosure In Ex Parte Production Applications - Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
In a recent decision of the Federal Court of Appeal, "Canada v. RBC Life Insurance Company", the FCA confirmed that government officials must be fully transparent with the court.
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Canada: Software Patents In Canada: New Guidelines Released - Field LLP
The Canadian Intellectual Property Office has released guidance on "Computer-Implemented Inventions" as planned, in the wake of the Federal Court of Appeal decision in Amazon.
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Canada: Private Arbitration Clauses, Class Action Waivers And Canada’s Competition Act - Norton Rose Canada LLP
The Federal Court of Appeal’s recent decision in Murphy v Amway Canada Corp. has clarified the findings in Seidel v TELUS Communications confirming that in the absence of express statutory language overriding mandatory arbitration agreements and class action waivers, courts will continue to give effect to the parties’ agreements to arbitrate individually and not by class action.
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Canada: Gilead Leave To Appeal To Supreme Court Of Canada Dismissed Re: FCA Decision Not To List Patent On Register Due To Lack Of Product Specificity Under PM(NOC) Regulations - Bereskin & Parr LLP
In Gilead Sciences Canada Inc. v. Canada, 2012 FCA 254, the Federal Court of Appeal dismissed Gilead's appeal of the Minister's decision not to list Canadian Patent No. 2,512,475 on the patent register.
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