Thomson Carswell New Academic Print

Cases and Materials on the Law of Torts, 7th Student Edition

Provides a detailed examination of virtually every major area of Canadian tort law

Residential Tenancies, 8th Edition

Complete revision of the seventh edition and includes the new legislation, and hundreds of new court and tribunal decisions

Evidence: Principles and Problems, 8th Edition

Includes 40 new cases, including leading civil cases.

Canadian Criminal Law: A Treatise, 5th Edition

New version of the authoritative work on substantive criminal law. New material dealing with the gangs, criminal responsibility for corporations and non-profits, terrorism and a new chapter on group responsibility is included.

From Crime to Punishment, 6th Edition

Updated overview of the entire criminal law system. A new chapter on Judicial Decision Making is included.

Stikeman Income Tax Act Annotated, 41st Edition

A up-to-date completely consolidated, annotated version of Canada’s federal Income Tax Act, Regulations and Application Rules. Includes free updates with the eCurrency Tax Times, and an option to purchase a CD Rom version and Portable Income Tax Act.

Practitioner's Income Tax Act, 31st Edition

New version of the market leading consolidated, annotated version of Canada’s federal Income Tax Act, Regulations and Application Rules. Includes free updates with the eCurrency Tax Times, and an option to purchase a CD Rom version and Portable Income Tax Act.

Securities Regulation in Canada, 3rd Edition

Securities Regulation in Canada, 3rd Edition addresses a wide range of topics, among them: the legal environment in which business finance in Canada operates, up-to-date references to statutes, regulations and policy statements, review of the current policy discussions underway across the country, detailed index indicates where to find greater.

Canada Notwithstanding - The Making of the Constitution 1976 - 1982, 25th Anniversary Edition

CANADA. . . NOTWITHSTANDING presents an inside account of the making of Canada's Constitution and the advent of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. It places in historical perspective all of the major episodes leading up to the Constitution Act, 1982 -- from Prime Minister Trudeau's opening letter in 1976 at the Annual First Ministers' Conference in August, to the Proclamation of the Act in April, 1982.

A Property Law Reader: Cases, Questions and Commentary, 2nd Edition

The new edition of A Property Law Reader: Cases, Questions and Commentary, 2nd Edition, serves as an academic companion to Professor Ziff’s text, Principles of Property Law, 4th Edition. Accordingly, the content follows that of the text; there are12 chapters in all, featuring national coverage and, like the text, the approach to property law is one of law-in-context. Among topics considered are the nature of property, the concept of possession, the doctrine of estates and the origins and nature of equitable interests. An innovative collection of teaching materials, it offers a multi-faceted approach to the study of property law in Canada. Starting with an exploration of the meaning(s) of property and its philosophical foundations, the book canvasses a broad range of fundamental concepts relating to both real and personal property. However, this work goes much further than that. It examines the interplay of property rights with pressing social questions, including those affecting race, class, and gender. These issues are examined in a variety of contexts, and from a range of perspectives. A Property Law Reader invites an assessment of whether ancient legal doctrines remain of value within Canadian society. Though drawing on the law’s deeply embedded history, the book seeks to provide a thoughtful treatment of contemporary property law and policy.