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PAGE 8 march 15, 2010 • Law Times Litigation titles from Canada Law Book Cross-Border Litigation: Interjurisdictional Practice and Procedure This is an easy-to-use, practical guide to navigating all aspects of interjurisdictional litigation, covering everything from deciding where to commence litigation to enforcement of a judgment. It is an excellent handbook to help you understand the legal considerations involved and map out the right course of action, such as: where is the best place to sue • • • • strategies for challenging the plaintiff's choice of venue how to ensure proper service outside your jurisdiction how to determine which jurisdiction's laws apply … and more! Hardbound • 424 pp. • 2009 • $115 P/C 0291010000 • ISBN 978-0-88804-484-6 Injunctions and Specific Performance Joint Winner of the Walter Owen Book Prize, 1987 This highly acclaimed classic text provides everything you need to decide whether your client has suitable or reasonable grounds for seeking an injunction or specific performance. You will find the principles governing the availability of injunctions and specific performance, including the adequacy of damages and problems of supervision and other discretionary factors. Looseleaf & binder • $212 Releases invoiced separately (1/yr) P/C 0421033000 • ISBN 0-88804-290-6 The Law of Costs, Second Edition Awarded the David W. Mundell Medal for 2001 This is a unique looseleaf service that covers all costs issues in legal proceedings, with relevant decisions analyzed and rules of court and tariffs referenced for every jurisdiction. This practical, all-in-one resource provides coverage of: the awarding and fixing or assessment of costs • between party-and-party and between solicitor-and- client • • costs in both civil and criminal proceedings costs awards in bankruptcy and insolvency proceedings and construction liens … and more Looseleaf & binders (2) • $405 Releases invoiced separately (2/yr) P/C 0405032000 • Vol. 1 ISBN 0-88804-050-4 Vol. 2 ISBN 978-0-88804-482-2 The Law of Damages Joint Recipient of the Walter Owen Book Prize, 1987 The Law of Damages is a well-organized, comprehensive reference providing an in-depth understanding of this area of law, including: • an accurate account of the present law in Canadian common law jurisdictions, with reference to English, Commonwealth and American cases where appropriate • • the rules of law as well as the underlying reasons for them unique cross-referencing to Injunctions and Specific Performance by The Honourable Justice Robert J. Sharpe, giving you a workable system from which to access information on legal and equitable remedies within the Canadian context … and more. Looseleaf & binder • $220 Releases invoiced separately (1/yr) P/C 0420032000 • ISBN 0-88804-124-1 Winner of the David W. Mundell Medal and the Walter Owen Book Prize 1993 Restitutionary law offers recovery for unjust enrichment in a broad range of legal settings. With a complete explanation of the leading Canadian and Commonwealth authorities, The Law of Restitution, Looseleaf Edition covers a wide spectrum of topics, including: • • • • • Canadian reception of the unjust enrichment principle the modern restitutionary claim the constructive trust subrogation mistake … and more Looseleaf & binders (2) • $409 Releases invoiced separately (1/yr) P/C 0264032000 • ISBN 0-88804-392-9 Gain expert insight from the perspectives of both the Bar and Bench on: • • • the procedure for each type of motion, such as motions to admit new evidence, to stay and to quash, motions relating to applications for leave what to expect during the actual hearing and the the - annotated with summaries, case law, practice points and cross-references Looseleaf & binder • $185 • Releases invoiced separately (2/yr) P/C 0449030000 • ISBN 0-88804-199-3 The Law of Restitution, Looseleaf Edition Supreme Court of Canada Manual: Practice and Advocacy For a 30-day, no-risk evaluation call: 1.800.565.6967 LT0315 CA099 CA099 (LT fp).indd 1 Canada Law Book is a Division of The Cartwright Group Ltd. Prices subject to change without notice, to applicable taxes and shipping & handling. www.lawtimesnews.com 3/10/10 11:50:29 AM Mark M. Orkin, Q.C The Honourable Mr. Justice Robert J. Sharpe Eugene Meehan, Q.C. (former Supreme Court of Canada Executive Legal Officer), Jeffrey Beedell and Marie- France Major Kenneth C. MacDonald Peter D. Maddaugh and John D. McCamus Stephen M. W addams Rules of the Supreme Supreme Court Act Court of Canada