Submissions and Resolutions

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National Section Bylaw Amendments

  • February 19, 2005

Whereas the Alternative Dispute Resolution Section wishes to make the French version of the Section name consistent with the English, to reflect the idea of resolving disputes in ways other than going to court

Alternative Dispute Resolution, Criminal Justice, Family Law and 3 more..., International Law, Military Law, Privacy and Access

Privacy Rights in Canada

  • August 14, 2004

Whereas the Supreme Court of Canada has recognized privacy as a fundamental value of Canadian society

Privacy and Access

Chapter IV — Confidential Information

  • August 14, 2004

The lawyer has a duty to hold in strict confidence all information concerning the business and affairs of the client acquired in the course of the professional relationship, and shall not divulge any such information except as expressly or impliedly authorized by the client, required by law or otherwise required by this Code.

Privacy and Access

National Privacy Law Section

  • February 21, 2004

This Section of the National Sections Council of the Canadian Bar Association (the Association) shall be known as "The National Privacy Law Section" (the Section).

Privacy and Access

National Section By-Law Amendments

  • February 21, 2004

Whereas the National Administrative Law Section wishes to increase the Members-at-Large on its Executive Committee;

Administrative Law, Business Law, Privacy and Access