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WARNING: In the British Parliamentary System, which Canadians
are fortunate to have inherited, PARLIAMENT IS SUPREME. The
Judiciary is a body created by and regulated by an Act of
Parliament. The Judiciary may not use their powers for
purposes other than those set out in the Act, such as political
purposes, without committing BREACH OF TRUST.
"Case Law" is NOT "law"! Only Parliament
and the Legislatures can create Law. Judges create "Jurisprudence"
by ruling on points not governed by Statute.
Since 1649 and the British Civil War, we
have enjoyed the "Supremacy of Parliament" over King and Court..
Nevertheless, pretentious Judges and obsequious lawyers subvert
these core democratic principals of our Parliamentary System, and call
jurisprudence "Case Law".
For more..
Supremacy of Parliament Vs Activist Judges
A litigant who knowingly and intentionally misleads the
court is not entitled to any relief from the court.
NEVILLE V. NEVILLE
A parent has the right to see his or her children ...
SIMPSON V. SIMPSON
2003-04-07
Miglin v. Miglin, [2003]
2003-Spring The Supreme
Court of Canada: An Agreement is Likely A Final Agreement - Spousal Support
Releases & The Miglin Decision
1998-07-02 Hildinger v. Carroll
Joint Custody is a means to alleviate
Power Struggles:
Citation: Lindsey v. Lindsey, 2000 BCSC
1111
Date: 2000-07-18
Docket: F990279
URL:
http://www.canlii.org/bc/cas/bcsc/2000/2000bcsc1111.html
"Another aspect of considering joint custody as a power sharing arrangement,
is that where the Court does not feel that it can trust one of the two parents
by virtue of their mutual animosity, joint custody has been seen as an option to
neutralize the amount that one parent can dictate to the other. "
Terminology:
Nemo judex
in parte sua
Latin and a fundamental principle of
natural justice which states that no person can judge a case
in which he or she is party. May also be called nemo judex in sua causa;
or, nemo debet esse judex in propria causa.
Nonfeasance
Not doing something that a person should be
doing. Compare with
malfeasance and
misfeasance.
Natural justice
A word used to refer to situations where
audi alteram partem (the right to be heard) and
nemo judex in parte sua (no person may judge their own case)
apply. The principles of natural justice were derived from the
Romans who believed that some legal principles were "natural" or
self-evident and did not require a statutory basis. These two basic
legal safeguards govern all decisions by judges or government
officials when they take
quasi-judicial or judicial decisions
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Family Law Related Sites:
The
Creation of the Provincial Courts by Statute of the Legislature: the
BC PROVINCIAL COURT ACT
BC Provincial Court Judges by District
Federal and Provincial
Jurisprudence
Continuing Legal Education Society, BC (CLE, Jurisprudence, BC One
Month Free Subscription)
Canadian Legal
Information Institute (CanLII, Case Reference)
Joel Millar's Family Law Center Examples
fathers.ca Case Law
Federal and
Provincial Case Law
Charter of Rights
& Freedoms, Canada
BC Electronic Law Library
Canadian Legal
Information Institute, CanLII
CanLII,
Advanced search
CanLII, Case Law
Reference
CanLaw
DUHAIME LAW
Carey Linde, Vancouver
JP Boyd
BC Family Law
Chipeur Advocates, Calgary
Quicklaw
Bora
Laskin Law Library, University of Toronto
provincialcourt.bc.ca
familylawtoronto.ca
www.divorce-online.co.uk: interesting Polling Results
National
Center for Policy Analysis, US
MensDivorceCentre.org,
Toronto, ON
International
Family Law: A Selective Resource Guide
DivorceCalgary.com
Lawyer Joke
Emporium
www.nolawyer.com
Canadian Lawyer
Magazine
FAMILY LAW - CHILD SUPPORT -
FATHER'S RIGHTS
Ontario Lawyer Law Times
www.canadacourtwatch.com
Virtual Human
Rights Library
www.canadalawbook.ca
Law Society
http://www.duhaime.org/School/
Legal Services Society
BC Archives
BC
Bulletins
MOAG: Reports &
Publications
MOAG:
Family Court Forms
MOAG:
Alphabetical Listing of Statutes
Court Services: Do It Yourself Divorce
UBC Law Students' Legal Advice
Program
BC Courthouse Library Society
BC Government Attorney General
BC Superior Courts Website
BC Vital Statistics
Department of Justice; Central Registry To Divorce Proceedings Unit
Family Law Case
Conference
Departmant of Justice
Legal Services Society,
Family Law Web Site
Rules of Professional Conduct, Law Society of Upper Canada
Ontario Courts
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