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Private International Law (PRIL) NOTE
The principles that apply to the selection of geographical court 'venue' (aka 'forum') that applies to a case are common to both international and local (ie. national) law. That is, they apply regardless of whether you (or the court) are deciding whether to advance the case between the two competing options of Canada and Australia, or between Ontario or Manitoba.
See also: Civil Litigation - Venue. [#CIVIL-LITIGATION]
CASES
Understanding Private International Law
Private International Law - Understanding
General
Private International Law - Contractual Interpretation
Venue
Private International Law - The Leading Van Breda Case
Private International Law - Forum is Ultimately Discretionary to the Court
Private International Law - Jurisdiction Simpliciter (+)
Private International Law - Forum Non Conveniens (+)
Private International Law - Tort Cases
Private International Law - Forum of Necessity
Private International Law - Comity
Private International Law - Anti-suit Injunctions
Law
Private International Law - Law (+)
Private International Law - "International Consensus"
Forum Selection Clauses
Private International Law - Forum Selection Clauses
Proof of Law
Private International Law - Proof of Law
ONTARIO STATUTES
International Choice of Court Agreements Convention Act, 2017
FEDERAL STATUTES
Bank for International Settlements (Immunity) Act
EDIT NOTES
To Do
. Choc v. Hudbay Minerals Inc. et al., 2013 ONSC 998 (CanLII) [Cdn liability of Cdn companies abroad]
. Lapointe Rosenstein Marchand Melançon LLP v. Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP (SCC, 2016) [forum non conveniens within Canada]
. CSA8-Garden Village, LLC v. Dewar (Ont Sup Ct, 2013)
. Morguard Investments Ltd. v. De Savoye
. Beals v. Saldanha
. Grayson Consulting Inc. v. Lloyd (Ont CA, 2019)
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