
Leading Constitutional Decisions
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- Cover
- Title
- The Carleton Library Series
- Contents
- Preface
- INTRODUCTION
- PART ONE: THE DIVISION OF POWERS
- A: THE PRIVY COUNCIL'S LEGACY
- 1. Severn v. The Queen, 1878
- 2. Citizens Insurance Co. v. Parsons
- Queen Insurance Co. v. Parsons, 1881
- 3. Russell v. The Queen, 1882
- 4. Liquidators of the Maritime Bank of Canada v. Receiver General of New Brunswick, 1892
- 5. Attorney General of Ontario v. Attorney General of Canada (Local Prohibition Case), 1896
- 6. Attorney General of Canada v. Attorney General of Alberta (1916 Insurance Reference), 1916
- 7. In re Board of Commerce Act and Combines and Fair Prices Act, 1919, 1922
- 8. Fort Frances Pulp and Power Co. v. Manitoba Free Press, 1923
- 9. Toronto Electric Commissioners v. Snider, 1925
- 10. Proprietary Articles Trade Association v. Attorney General of Canada, 1931
- 11. In re Regulation and Control of Aeronautics in Canada, 1932
- 12. In re Regulation and Control of Radio Communication in Canada, 1932
- 13. Attorney General of Canada v. Attorney General of Ontario (Employment and Social Insurance Act Reference), 1937
- 14. Attorney General of British Columbia v. Attorney General of Canada (Natural Products Marketing Act Reference), 1937
- 15. Attorney General of Canada v. Attorney General of Ontario (Labour Conventions Case), 1937
- 16. Atlantic Smoke Shops Limited v. Conlon, 1943
- 17. Attorney General of Ontario v. Canada Temperance Federation, 1946
- 18. Attorney General of Ontario v. Attorney General of Canada (Reference re Abolition of Privy Council Appeals), 1947
- B: THE SUPREME COURT SINCE 1949
- 19. Johannesson v. West St. Paul, 1952
- 20. Reference re the Farm Products Marketing Act (Ontario), 1957
- 21. Reference re Offshore Mineral Rights of British Columbia, 1967
- 22. Attorney General of Manitoba v. Manitoba Egg and Poultry Association (Chicken and Egg Reference), 1971
- 23. Reference re Anti-Inflation Act, 1976
- 24. Public Service Board v. Dionne, 1978
- 25. Canadian Industrial Gas & Oil Ltd. v. Government of Saskatchewan 1978
- 27. The Queen v. Hauser, 1979
- 26. Central Canada Potash Co. Ltd. and Attorney General of Canada v. Government of Saskatchewan, 1979
- 28. Labatt v. Attorney General of Canada, 1980
- PART TWO: RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS
- A: FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS IN THE B.N.A. ACT
- 29. The Alberta Press Case, 1938
- 30. Saumur v. Quebec and Attorney General of Quebec, 1953
- 31. Switzman v. Elbling and Attorney General of Quebec, 1957
- 32. Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union v. Imperial Oil and Attorney General of British Columbia, 1963
- 33. Morgan v. Attorney General of P.E.I., 1976
- 34. Attorney General of Canada and Dupond v. Montreal, 1978
- B: THE CANADIAN BILL OF RIGHTS
- 35. Robertson and Rosetanni v. The Queen, 1963
- 36. The Queen v. Drybones, 1970
- 37. Attorney General of Canada v. Lavell and Bédard, 1974
- 38. Hogan v. The Queen, 1975
- C: LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL RIGHTS
- 39. Ottawa Separate School Trustees v. Mackell, 1917
- 40. Attorney General of Quebec v. Blaikie, 1979
- PART THREE: CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE
- A: DELEGATION
- 41. Nova Scotia Interdelegation Case, 1951
- 42. P.E.I. Potato Marketing Board v. H.B. Willis Inc., 1952
- B: CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
- 43. Reference re Legislative Authority of Parliament to Alter or Replace the, Senate, 1980
- 44. The Patriation Reference, 1981
- AFTERWORD
- The First Three Years in Charterland
- SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING
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