Crown Costs for Notes in Ether , Gold Coin Marriange, and Coffee Shop Slip and Fall

Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan

Ever wondered how a simple oversight can cost thousands in the legal world? Join us in this episode of Legally Speaking as we examine a pivotal case in the Canadian criminal justice system where the Crown's failure to hand over essential police notes in an impaired driving case led to a hefty financial penalty. We delve into the consequences of this negligence, including a rare ruling for costs on appeal, highlighting the critical importance of complete and timely disclosure in ensuring justice. You'll also get an insider's perspective on the high stakes involved and the potential financial fallout when legal obligations are not met.
Shifting to family law, we navigate the complexities of a traditional Iranian marriage agreement contested in British Columbia courts. Learn how the judge balanced the maher, or marriage portion, with typical family law considerations to reach a fair decision. We'll also discuss a significant civil case against a well-known coffee chain, focusing on the Occupiers Liability Act. To wrap up, we welcome Michael Mulligan from Mulligan Defence Lawyers, who offers his expert insights on the stark differences in disclosure practices between civil and criminal cases. This episode is brimming with legal intrigue and detailed analysis that you won't want to miss.
Follow this link for a transcript of the show and links to the cases discussed.

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1. Court Orders Costs for Failure (00:00:00)

2. Traditional Iranian Marriage Agreement Disputed (00:08:39)

3. Legal Disclosure Contrasts Civil and Criminal (00:22:01)