“NO TAKESIES BACKSIES”: HOW CANADIAN COMMERCIAL LAW WILL SITUATE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS AND THEIR ABILITY TO CONTRACT.
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GOOD ENOUGH ISN’T GOOD ENOUGH: HOW THE COURT OF APPEAL FOR ONTARIO FAILED TO RECOGNIZE THE COMPLEX DYNAMICS OF FAMILY VIOLENCE IN AHLUWALIA v AHLUWALIA.
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ATTENTES RAISONNABLES, EXIGENCES DÉRAISONNABLES : UN COMMENTAIRE SUR L’ARRÊT CONSEIL SCOLAIRE DE DISTRICT DE LA RÉGION DE YORK c FÉDÉRATION DES ENSEIGNANTES ET DES ENSEIGNANTS DE L’ÉLÉMENTAIRE DE L’ONTARIO.
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