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About Stephen Pitel

Professor, Western University

Entries by Stephen Pitel

Another Step Forward: Recognition of Non-Monetary Orders in Ontario

October 24, 2006/3 Comments/in /by Stephen Pitel

The courts of Ontario have taken another step forward in the recognition and enforcement of foreign non-monetary orders.  In Re Grace Canada Inc. (available

British Columbia Court has Jurisdiction over Claim for Tobacco Damages

September 28, 2006/in /by Stephen Pitel

The latest decision in the attempt by the government of British Columbia to sue several tobacco companies for damages and health care costs is British Columbia v Imperial Tobacco Canada Ltd [2006] BCJ No 2080 (CA) (available

Court of Appeal for Ontario Refuses to Enforce American Letter of Request

September 28, 2006/in /by Stephen Pitel

In Re Presbytarian Church of Sudan, released September 26, 2006 (available

Ontario’s Top Court Confirms Importance of Jurisdiction Agreements

September 21, 2006/in /by Stephen Pitel

In Crown Resources Corp SA v National Iranian Oil Corp [2006] OJ No 3345 (CA), decided August 22, 2006, the Court of Appeal for Ontario overturned a lower court decision which had not given effect to a jurisdiction clause in favour of litigation in Iran.  The Court of Appeal confirmed that a "strong cause" had […]

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