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: Conflict of LawsWeighing Disputed Facts in Forum Non Conveniens Motions
By Stephen Pitel
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The Court of Appeal for Ontario has released its decision in Young v. Tyco International of Canada Ltd. (available here). Those interested in the common law doctrine of forum non conveniens might find aspects of the decision of interest.
First, Justice Laskin states at para. 28 that “on a forum non conveniens motion, the standard to [...][Click on the title above to view the full item on Conflict of Laws .net]
Full post as published by Conflict of Laws on December 01, 2008 (boomark / email).
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