Brief of opinion on the reform of the Code of Civil Procedure modifications adopted with respect to class action proceedings instituted after January 1, 2003

We are committed to creating and nurturing an environment of inclusion at FMC where the diversity of our workforce contributes to the enrichment of our firm, our professional practice and our community.

/upload/en/aboutfmc_rollover/about_diversity_01.png

/upload/en/aboutfmc_rollover/about_diversity_02.png

Alphabetical

A B C D E F G H I

J K L M N O P Q R

S T U V W X Y Z

(By last name)

Include Paraprofessionals & Translators

Name

First Name:

Last Name:

City:

Expertise:

Keyword

(eg. school, language, specialty area)

Match whole word

Publication Search Results

Brief of opinion on the reform of the Code of Civil Procedure modifications adopted with respect to class action proceedings instituted after January 1, 2003

Author(s): Nahmiash, Laurent

Date: January 1 2004

The Code of Civil Procedure (“C.C.P.”) was first introduced in 1866 and was subsequently restated in its entirety in 1897 as well as in 1965. Since the adoption of a modern Code, a wide range and number of other amendments have been implemented to better reflect social and legislative changes, with the stated objective of ensuring access to the judicial system at a reasonable cost.

Read more by clicking the download button.

Navigate

FMC Client Service Terms
Site Map
Privacy Statement

Offices

Montréal
Ottawa
Toronto
Edmonton
Calgary
Vancouver

General Inquiries