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E-Commerce Legislation and Materials in Canada / Lois sur le commerce électronique au Canada et documents connexes, édition 2008 Edition
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Product description
This bi-annual publication brings together, into one portable volume, all federal and provincial e-commerce legislation in Canada, plus many relevant key policies, guideline documents and model laws.
Featuring expert, bilingual commentary written by practitioners with Blake Cassels&; Graydon LLP and Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP, this edition discusses the policy behind each piece of legislation, policy document and guideline, putting each into context.
New in This Edition
- Table of Concordance of all provincial and federal e-commerce legislation
- Bilingual synopses of key decisions
- UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce
- National Policy 11-201 Delivery of Documents by Electronic Means
- National Policy 47-201 Trading Securities Using the Internet and Other Electronic Means
- Toronto Stock Exchange Communications Disclosure Guidelines
Who Should Buy
- Information Technology Lawyers who need to protect their clients' interests in e-business transactions.
- Corporate/Commercial Lawyers seeking to service the e-business commercial needs of existing clients and/or to gain new e-business clients.
- In-House Counsel who need to be kept up-to-speed on the e-commerce laws of different jurisdictions.
- Internet Service Providers
Ce document reunit l'ensemble des legislations federales et provinciales sur le commerce electronique au Canada, ainsi que de nombreux documents d'orientations et lois-types importants relatifs au commerce electronique au Canada.
Les textes legislatifs de l'Ontario, du Quebec, du Nouveau- Brunswick, du Manitoba et du Nunavut et federaux sont presentes en francais et en anglais de meme que la majorite des documents d'orientation et des lois-types. L'ouvrage presente des analyses bilingues sur l'ensemble de ces documents realisees par des juristes specialises des cabinets Blake, Cassels&; Graydon LLP et Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP.
Les analyses portent sur la politique qui soustend chaque mesure legislative, le document d'orientation et les lignes directrices en mettant chacun d'eux en contexte.
Cette edition inclut l'addition du materiel suivant :
- Tableau de la concordance des statuts tout federaux, provinciaux, et territoriaux
- Resumes bilingues des jugements importants
- Loi type de la CNUDCI sur le commerce electronique
- National Policy 11-201 Delivery of Documents by Electronic Means
- Nation Policy 47-201 Trading Securities Using the Internet and Other Electronic Means
- Toronto Stock Exchange Communications Disclosure Guidelines
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Table of contents
Preface
About the Authors
CANADIAN E-COMMERCE LEGISLATION
A. FEDERAL
B. ALBERTA
C. BRITISH COLUMBIA
D. MANITOBA
E. NEW BRUNSWICK
F. NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
G. NOVA SCOTIA
H. ONTARIO
I. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
J. QUEBEC
K. SASKATCHEWAN
L. YUKON
M. NUNAVUT
N. TABLE OF CONCORDANCE
QUASI LAWS AND MODEL LAWS
A. MODEL LAWS
B. DOMAIN NAMES
C. CONSUMER PROTECTION
D. ADVERTISING
E. ELECTRONIC BUSINESS GUIDES
F. TAXATION
G. SECURITY ISSUES
H. ON-LINE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
I. STANDARDS
J. INTERNATIONAL INITIATIVES
K. SECURITIES REGULATION
L. CANADIAN ELECTRONIC COMMERCE CASE LAW