For complaints regarding air travel, Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) is the competent tribunal to look into the complaints launched by air passengers. CTA deals with the disputes that airlines and the passengers cannot resolve. Under section 85.02 of the Canadian Transportation Act, Canadian Transportation Agency has designated Complaint Resolution Officers (CROs) to deal with the...Read More
The idea of coming as an international student to Canada offers both perks as well as costs. Many international students opt to work alongside their studies considering the financial liabilities an international degree carries. Keeping in mind the financial burden international studies can bring Canada allows its international students to work as a student in...Read More
When a trust is being made, an executor is being appointed. In Canadian estate law, multiple executors can be appointed in order to administer a trust or estate. While appointing multiple executors, it is essential to carefully select individuals because in case of multiple executors of an estate collaboration between the executor is the key...Read More
What Is Habeas Corpus? Habeas Corpus is an avenue through which illegal detention of a person can be challenged. If you have been illegally detained in an immigration matter, Habeas Corpus can be the solution to your matter. The right to Habeas Corpus has been entrenched in Section 10(c) of the Canadian Charter of Rights...Read More
Like in many other countries, prenuptial agreements, or “prenups,” are becoming increasingly common in Canada. Prenups are legal agreements that couples sign before getting married, which outline how their assets will be divided in the event of a divorce or separation. To be fair, a prenuptial agreement is basically a marital settlement agreement. In Ontario,...Read More
Legalization of abortion in Canada has been a contentious matter for roughly over a hundred years. This article aims to capture the brief history of anti-abortion laws in Canada and how the abortion access options have attempted to mitigate the ripple effects of the long-standing orthodox abortion norms. Legal Status Of Abortion Abortion was formally...Read More
Trust is a legal arrangement where the trustor/grantor gives away his/her assets to a trustee who takes care of the trustor’s assets for the use of the beneficiaries. Unlike wills, trusts can become operative during the lifetime of a grantor. A trust that becomes effective while the grantor is alive, is known as an inter-vivos...Read More
Canada allows its permanent residents to bring their adopted child to Canada and also grants them Canadian citizenship. However, there are conditions that must be met by a person in order to immigrate their adopted child to Canada. It includes: Age requirement: The person sponsoring an adopted child must have attained the age of 18...Read More
Visa refusals can be a disheartening experience. Understanding reasons for refusal can help in turning this setback into a successful outcome. If your visa application is refused, then this blog is for you! This blog will guide you how to overcome the daunting experience of a visa refusal. What Is A Refusal? Refusal of visa...Read More
The very first step in protecting your brand is the registration of a trademark. Trademark protects your brand from being exploited by any third party and grants you an exclusive right to the use of your brand. Trademark is an asset which adds authenticity in the eyes of consumers. It not just highlights your good...Read More
