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Court throws out improperly prepared Montreal traffic ticket (opens the original)
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Montreal Municipal Court judge Nicolas Rousseau basically threw out a traffic ticket offence because the ticket was not filled out properly by authorities. The specific traffic offence is not specified in the court document. The judgment says the City of Montreal did not prove that the ticket was legally served on the driver. "No one is able to determine by what mode the document that begins the proceedings was effected," the ruling says. The case goes back to Dec. 14, 2024, when an individual i
McGill Law Students Association repeals anti-Israel BDS bylaw (opens the original)
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McGill University's Law Students Association is repealing the adoption last February of an anti-Israel Boycott Divestment Sanction bylaw, Côte Saint-Luc councillor Jamie Fabian revealed during his city's Aug. 17 council meeting. The bylaw calls for a boycott of Israeli cultural and academic institutions, and was approved in a referendum â the result was 57 per cent Yes to 43 per cent No from law students who voted. As previously reported by The Suburban, Jonathan Amiel resigned as chair of
McGill Law Students Association repeals anti-Israel BDS bylaw (opens the original)
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McGill University's Law Students Association is repealing the adoption last February of an anti-Israel Boycott Divestment Sanction bylaw, Côte Saint-Luc councillor Jamie Fabian revealed during his city's Aug. 17 council meeting. The bylaw calls for a boycott of Israeli cultural and academic institutions, and was approved in a referendum â the result was 57 per cent Yes to 43 per cent No from law students who voted. As previously reported by The Suburban, Jonathan Amiel resigned as chair of
Ste-Anne-De-Bellevue ordered to pay property owner $9,000 (opens the original)
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Small Claims Court Judge David Pecho earlier this month ordered the municipality of Ste-Anne-De-Bellevue to pay numbered company 9214-1233 Québec inc. more than $9,000, for âcompromising the solidity of the propertyâ on Ste. Anne Street and not acting in good faith following a 2019 fire. The numbered company is at 86-88 Sainte-Anne Street, includes a Uniprix, and was represented in court by company president Maciek Zarzycki. The case goes back to May 2019, when a major fire took place in th
Station 9 warns of latest fraud schemes affecting West End (opens the original)
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Fraud schemes in the last decade or so have been many and varied, whether they be recorded messages telling you your Amazon package is ready or thereâs a problem with your banking, actual-person calls to parents or grandparents pretending to be a young relative in trouble, and outdoors and in broad daylight, and people offering cheap jewellery and stealing expensive baubles in the process. Many of these have been reported to The Suburban by victims living in Côte Saint-Luc and Hampstead. Check
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