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Black v. Breeden

By Simon Fodden

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As everyone will know by now, Conrad Black’s six libel actions in respect of statements posted on the Hollinger International, Inc. website will be allowed to proceed in Ontario. The defendants lost their challenge to the court’s jurisdiction in the Ontario Court of Appeal judgment released yesterday — Friday the 13th, as it happens. The court explored the proper manner to determine whether “a real and substantial connection” exists between the jurisdiction and the defendant and the plaintiff’s claims; they also looked at whether the motions judge exercised discretion properly on the issue of forum non conveniens.

This entry is merely to provide a link to the decision: Black v. Breeden 2010 ONCA 547 (also available in PDF).

Full post as published by Slaw.ca on August 14, 2010 (boomark / email).

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