Law reform reconnaissance programme
Contributors: Thomas, Paul, 1910-
Publisher: Legal Research Institute of the University of Manitoba
Published: 1973
Place of publication: [Winnipeg]
Language: eng
Subjects: Law reform -- Canada.; Law -- Canada -- History and criticism.; Law -- History
Notes: Cover title.

Paul Thomas, Director.
Table of contents: [Part I] The status of certified cheques, by T. Gutkin and S. Levene; A proposal for reform in the law relating to the concept of matrimonial cruelty in proceedings other than divorce, by B.A. MacFarlane; Civil liability for seduction, by D. Pangman; An examination of the rights and status of postoperative transsexuals with a view to reform, by P. Kremer; The law of succession in Manitoba in relation to illegitimate children, by S. Levene; A proposal for reform in the law relating to photographic evidence, by B.A. MacFarlane; The constitutionality of definition of death legislation, by P. Kremer. [Part II] Omissions and misrepresentations caused by insurance agents, by Dave Hill; The doctrine of "uberrima fides" and its application to insurance law in Canada, by Dave Hill; Credit cards: a Canadian overview, by Lawrence McInnes; Unconscionability: the contractual standard of decency, by Donald Melnyk; Insanity and the law of torts, by D.A. Primeau; The seat-belt defense, by Tom Kirk; The class action ... in action, by Donald Melnyk; Narcotic drugs: how many elements to the offence of possession?, by D.A. Primeau; Capacity of minors to consent to medical treatment, by Tom Kirk; Unilateral contracts: the questions and answers, by Lawrence McInnes.