Faculty is very excited to announce that Baroness Hale of Richmond & Lord Carnwath of Notting Hill are joining us as Yorke Distinguished Visiting Fellows, participating in the intellectual life of the Faculty, including the work of the research centres: https://t.co/SCKwqLfVSQ
Don't miss Prof @AnneTwomey's article on the Prerogative in Australia in our latest issue on the Royal Prerogative. @SydneyLawSchool.
https://t.co/OLs9kY4pyG
We are hiring! The School is currently advertising for a Senior Lecturer in Property Law (R&T).
Closing date: 17 January 2022
Further details at: https://t.co/8iZgVicvdv
There's 5 lectureships in Law - perfect for ECRs - and 1 senior lectureship in crime or criminal justice, currently up for grabs at Sussex. It's a gorgeously friendly school, at a lovely uni, so I'd recommend going for it! DM me if you have questions!
https://t.co/r4OwU7AMf3
For the morning crowd: here's my new article on the complex, often subtle relationship between the Crown's prerogatives and the Constitution. In it, I try to make the case for more distinctive Canadian thinking about prerogative powers.
Pleased to announce publication of Patrick Baud's article, "The Crown's Prerogatives and the Constitution of Canada", in our special issue devoted to the Royal Prerogative edited by PM Lagassé of @Carleton_U @CUnewsroom
https://t.co/yOHUqPgRQc
Pleased to announce publication of Patrick Baud's article, "The Crown's Prerogatives and the Constitution of Canada", in our special issue devoted to the Royal Prerogative edited by PM Lagassé of @Carleton_U @CUnewsroom
https://t.co/yOHUqPgRQc
@JCommwlthLaw@DrCiviluOttawa Truly very happy and honored to be a part of this fantastic issue, having my name on your roster of distinguished contributors.
This provocative challenge to the orthodox approach to the application of statutes to the Crown is well worth reading. The argument is that the courts have lost their way and need to be redirected. Certainly an issue ripe for (re)consideration in Canada!
New article by Marie-France Fortin of @DrCiviluOttawa on the application of statutes to the Crown. Part of our issue on the Royal Prerogative.
https://t.co/jMakBE3otE
"To hold otherwise would be to unwisely and unnecessarily undermine the existing duty on insurers owed to insureds to investigate liability claims fairly, in a balanced and reasonable manner."
@SCC_eng holds that promissory estoppel may not be asserted where the promisor is unawaare of facts giving rise to estoppel. Constructive knowledge arising from a breach of a duty to investigate is not enough.
"A promisor cannot intend to alter a relationship by promising to refrain from acting on information that it does not have. Constructive knowledge arising from a breach of a duty to investigate is not enough."
Read the special farewell feature that pays tribute to Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng, Justice Johan Froneman, Justice Chris Jafta and Justice Sisi Khampepe on their retirement.
Link: https://t.co/pJjJB5uwpG