Publications
Towards a New Arbitration Act for Alberta, Issues Paper 1
Arbitration is a process where a tribunal other than a court resolves a dispute between two or more parties. This issue paper discusses the current arbitration law (as of the time of publication), and potential beneficial changes to that law. The report first considers whether arbitration law in Alberta should be based on either the UNCITRAL Model Law or the BC Act, and the effects this could have on the uniformity of law. It then […]
| AREA OF LAW | Administration of Justice Alternate Dispute Resolution |
| TAGS | voluntary, consensual, time, arbitration, arbitrator, commercial, international |
| FORMAT | Publications |
| FILE | IPNo.1.pdf |
July 4, 1987
Limitations, Report for Discussion 4
This report is to identify and to analyze the policy considerations upon which a limitations system should be based and to derive from that analysis a limitations system which will be as fair and as easily comprehensible as the subject matter permits. This report recommends that Alberta enact a completely new limitations statute, based on recommendations in this report the new Alberta Act will be fairer for all persons and simpler and more comprehensible. A draft Limitations Act is […]
| AREA OF LAW | Administration of Justice Procedure |
| TAGS | time, laches, accrual, acknowledgment, action, agency, evidence, Limitation |
| FORMAT | Publications |
| FILE | rfd4.pdf |
September 2, 1986