Find below recently published Ottawa decisions, available for free through CanLII.org.
Family Matters
Lemieux c. Lemieux (2015 CSON 1077)
aliments — conférence — égalisation — question — ordonnances
Juge R. Laliberté
Mowers v. Acland (2015 ONSC 1313)
expert — net family property — redundant — notional income tax — retainer
Justice J. Mackinnon
Rebiere v. Rebiere (2015 CanLII 8459)
husband — wife — spousal support — income — separation
Justice T. Minnema
Ruddle v. Tinman (2015 ONSC 1060)
parents — successful — costs — midweek — installments
Justice J. Mackinnon
MacDonell v. MacDonell (2015 ONSC 1205)
common-law spouse — access to the children — visits — supervised — will
Justice R. Laliberté
Guertin v. Guertin (2015 ONSC 1239)
in-law suite — property — spousal support — contributions — home
Justice J. Blishen
Bentien v. Bentien (2015 ONSC 1252)
costs — child support — set-off — achieve financial self-sufficiency — dice
Justice T. Minnema
Civil Matters
Jordan v. Attorney General of Canada (2015 ONSC 1074)
pleading — prison — officials — defamatory — unlawful
Justice C. Hackland
Baglow v. Smith (2015 ONSC 1175)
blog — defamatory — blogs — political
Justice H. Polowin
Rosarion v. Huntington (2015 ONSC 1181)
treatment — antipsychotic — untreated psychosis — mental — medication
Justice R. Beaudoin
Brousseau c. La Cité collégiale (2015 ONCS 527)
collégiale — enquête préalable — courriels qui sont potentiellement pertinents — retraite des collège d arts — manquement
Juge R. Maranger
Laidler v. The Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee (2015 ONSC 943)
settling — cross-claim — broker — vendors — indemnity
Justice C. Hackland
Focus Graphite Inc. v. Douglas (2015 ONSC 1104)
posting — defamatory — damages — stock — bulletin board
Justice R. Beaudoin
Hawkins v. Hawkins Estate (2015 ONSC 1106)
summary judgment motion — inducing breach of contract — scale — estate — settlement
Justice T. Minnema
Divisional Court Decisions from Ottawa Judges
Steen v. 3902641 Can Inc. (2015 ONSC 1086)
undertakings — answer — comply — motion — questions
Justice C. Hackland