The Hon. Mr. Justice Bryan Sykes

Constitutional law – Violation of right to trial within a reasonable time – Order for constitutional damages as compensation – Components and level of compensation – Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms, Sections 14 (3) time at which it is most appropriate for assessment to be undertaken

Election petition - Whether candidate elegible for election - Meaning of 'has resided' in area for twelve months immediatel preceeding day of election - Whether condidate is public officer within the meaning of section 3 of Civil Service Establishment Act - Effective date of resignation - Repudiatory breach of employment contract - Whether candidate resigned from job before date of local government election.

Mortgage - Mortgagee exercising power of sale - Whether in breach of duty to mortgagor - What is nature and extent of duty owed by mortgagee to mortgage - Whether continuing with agreement already into can amount to breach of duty to mortgagor.

Constitutional law – Allegations of violation of right to trial within a reasonable
time – Whether violation of reasonable time standard results in grant of stay
automatically – How analysis is to be done – Factors to be considered when
determining whether reasonable time standard violated – Consequences of
violation – Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms, Sections 14 (3) and 16
(1) – Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Section 11 (b)

Judicial review - Application for leave - Whether recommendation reviewable - Whether Solicitor General properly appointed.

Civil Procedure - Costs of appeal - Rule 65.28 - Whether appeal within time.

Civil procedure - Cost of appeal - Whether costs order can be used as basis to claim Attorney at law and own client costs.

Insolvency - Sections 2 (1), 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, of the Insolvency /act - Whether automatic stay under section 4(1) should be lifted - Test for lifting stay under section 7.

Interest on judgment - Whether compound interest or simple interrest.

Insolvency Act - Whether filing notice of intention to make proposal under section 11 of Insolvency Act bars questioning of debtor