Halsbury's Laws of Canada - Religious Institutions / Roads, Highways and Bridges

Halsbury's Laws of Canada - Religious Institutions / Roads, Highways and Bridges

The Religious Institutions volume examines the many points of intersection between law and religion in Canada while the Roads, Highways and Bridges volume is an invaluable resource to understand the issues surrounding the use of roads, including what constitutes a roadway or highway, restrictions on use, access to highways, ownership, opening and closing of highways, the duties of municipal and provincial/territorial authorities to maintain highways and sidewalks, liability for damages (includin

Publisher: LexisNexis Canada
Country: Canada
Format: Hardcover Book
Publication Language: English
ISBN: 9780433454960
Publication Date: 2009-10-31

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Religious Institutions
Diana Ginn

Canada is a cultural mosaic, containing a broad range of different religious faiths and denominations. Spiritual organizations in a secular world, the religious institutions that support those faiths must also interact with the everyday world of law and legal obligation. Halsbury's Religious Institutions examines the many points of intersection between law and religion in Canada, covering such topics as:

Freedom of religion under the Charter
Faith based arbitration
Denominational schools
Consent to medical treatment
Property rights
Civil and criminal liability
Governance and legal status
Judicial review of decisions by religious institutions

Roads, Highways and Bridges
Catherine Morin

Whether we travel on foot, by bicycle or any other mode, as soon as we enter upon a road we are affected by a complex web of common law decisions and legislation that shapes the privileges and responsibilities shared by road authorities and users alike. Halsbury's Roads, Highways and Bridges volume is an invaluable resource to understand the issues surrounding the use of roads, including what constitutes a roadway or highway, restrictions on use, access to highways, ownership, opening and closing of highways, the duties of municipal and provincial/territorial authorities to maintain highways and sidewalks, liability for damages (including slips and falls), and remedies for damages. Topics covered include:

Ownership and jurisdiction over the roadways in Canada
The legislative and regulatory structure that governs roads, highways and bridges
The legal right to use roadways
Opening and closing of roadways
Issues relevant to the repair of roadways
Liability of users, owners and government
Available remedies, special notice provisions and limitations to actions

Special Features

Enhanced contents
- A general table of contents to the level of chapter headings
- A detailed table of contents to the level of clause headings
- Detailed sectional contents set out within the commentary for each chapter and section
References and abbreviations - an alphabetical listing of special references and abbreviations used in the volume, with an explanation of their meaning
Selected secondary sources - setting out selected texts, articles, and other secondary sources pertaining to the subject that the reader may find to be relevant and helpful
Glossary of Definitions - identifying words and phrases defined in legislation governing testate and intestate succession, and providing the text of the definition in each jurisdiction for easy reference. A valuable "quick reference" in a field marked by a wide variety of statutes promulgated across many jurisdictions

Plus

Table of cases
Table of statutes and statutory instruments
List of related titles
Index

Religious Institutions

I. Constitutional Framework
1. Division of Powers
2. Freedom of Religion
3. Denominational Schools
II. Governance of Religious Institutions
1. Definition
2. Decision-making Structure of Religious Denominations
3. Legal Status
4. Duties and Liabilities of Directors
III. Judicial Intervention in Decision Making by Religious Institutions
1. Overview
2. Ecclesiastical Matters
3. Review of Scope of Authority
4. Procedural Review
5. Review of Substance of Decision
6. Membership
IV. Liability of Religious Institutions
1. Civil Liability
2. Criminal Liability
V. Obligations and Liability Of Clergy
1. Privileged Communications
2. Negligent Clergy Counseling
VI. Employment
1. Status of Clergy
2. Wrongful Dismissal Claims by Clergy
3. Vicarious Liability
VII. Human Rights
1. Statutory Framework
2. Discrimination in Employment
3. Discrimination in Education
4. Denial of Services By Religious Institutions
5. Hate Speech
VIII. Property
1. Land Holding By Religious Institutions
2. Incorporation of Congregation
3. Property Held by Charitable Institutions
4. Property Disputes within A Religious Institution
5. Use of Trusts by Religious Institutions
6. Occupiers’ Liability
IX. Family Law
1. Marriage
2. Divorce
3. Custody
X. Medical Treatment
1. Consent to Medical Treatment
2. Withdrawing or Withholding Treatment
3. Negligence Claims
4. Criminal Responsibility for Failure To Provide Child With Medical Treatment
XI. Faith Based Arbitration
1. Arbitration Generally
2. Faith-Based Arbitration
XII. Religion and Municipal Government
1. Prayer and Municipal Council
2. Zoning Issues
3. Municipal Property Taxes
4. Eruvin
XIII. Criminal Law
1. Criminal Offences
2. Sentencing for Religiously Motivated Crimes
3. Criminal Law and Freedom Of Religion
XIV. Taxation
1. Municipal Property Taxes
2. Income Tax

Roads, Highways and Bridges

I. Definitions
1. Highway
2. Bridge
3. Road Allowance
4. Roadway
5. Sidewalk
II. Use of Highway
1. General Public’s Right to Use
2. Safe Streets Legislation
3. Restrictions on Use
4. Obstructions and Their Removal
5. Access to Highways
III. Jurisdiction
1. Ownership
2. Municipal Jurisdiction
3. Provincial or Territorial Jurisdiction
4. Federal Contribution and Jurisdiction
IV. Opening and Closing of Highways
1. Establishment/Dedication of Highways
2. Closing of Highways
V. Repair, Maintenance and Improvement
1. Duty to Maintain Highways
2. Widening, Altering and Improving of Highways
3. Bridges
VI. Remedies
1. Statutory Notice Provisions
2. Limitation of Actions
3. Other Bars to Action

Diana Ginn, B.A., LL.B., LL.M. & Catherine Morin, B.Mus (Hons.), LL.B.

Religious Institutions

Diana Ginn B.A., LL.B. LL.M., is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law of Dalhousie University. Her teaching areas have included: property law, administrative law, law and religion, alternative dispute resolution, public law, health law, and women and the law. Professor Ginn’s research and writing interests cover a range of topics, including religion and the law, administrative law, aboriginal title, health care issues and gender issues. Her recent publications include: Legal Guide for Canadian Churches (co-authored with David Blaikie) Novalis Press, 2006 and Religious Discourse in the Public Square (co-authored with David Blaikie); 15: 1 (2006) Constitutional Forum.

Roads, Highways and Bridges

Catherine Morin, B.Mus. (Hons.), LL.B, is a legal researcher and writer for LexisNexis Canada Inc., where she serves as law and content editor for Halsbury’s Laws of Canada. A former practitioner, Catherine has been responsible for re-structuring and overseeing the production of various digest products, including NetLetters&™ and the Canadian Weekly Law Sheet,. where her duties included editing and writing case law summaries spanning a broad range of legal topics.

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