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Preface | ||
Pt. A | The Establishment of the Court | |
1 | Attempts | 3 |
2 | The Creation of the Supreme Court | 14 |
3 | Section 47 and the Lord Chancellor | 28 |
4 | Starting Up | 38 |
Pt. B | The Judicial Function | |
5 | The Judge as Adjudicator | 47 |
6 | The Judge as Law-reformer | 65 |
Pt. C | The Early Years, 1875-1885 | |
7 | The Beginning, 1875-1879 | 75 |
8 | The Court under Attack | 91 |
9 | The Appeal to the Privy Council, 1876-1879 | 97 |
10 | The End of the Beginning, 1879-1880 | 103 |
11 | The Court Struggles, 1880-1885 | 114 |
Pt. D | The Years After, 1885-1949 | |
12 | The Manitoba Schools Question | 135 |
13 | The Court in Disarray, 1895-1903 | 155 |
14 | The Sterile Years, 1903-1911 | 169 |
15 | The Sterile Years, 1911-1918 | 191 |
16 | The Sterile Years, 1918-1929 | 207 |
17 | "There are Statutes, and Statutes" | 218 |
18 | The Civil Law of Quebec | 230 |
19 | The Attack on the Privy Council, 1930-1939 | 243 |
20 | The Wait for the End of the Appeal, 1940-1949 | 263 |
Pt. E | The Final Court of Appeal for Canada, 1950-1959 | |
21 | A New Beginning? | 281 |
22 | New Jural Conclusions | 296 |
23 | The Implied Bill of Rights | 312 |
24 | The End of the Fifties | 322 |
Pt. F | The Court Solidified, 1960-1980 | |
25 | The Sixties | 331 |
26 | The Canadian Bill of Rights | 347 |
27 | The Seventies | 369 |
28 | The Seventies and Law Reform | 380 |
29 | Tensions within the Court | 400 |
30 | The Constitution | 418 |
Pt. G | The Era of the Charter, 1980-1989 | |
31 | Waiting for the Charter | 437 |
32 | The Charter | 449 |
33 | The Abortion Case | 461 |
Pt. H | Conclusion | |
34 | Impartial Justice | 477 |
35 | Now and the Future | 486 |
Appendix | 495 | |
Notes | 499 | |
Index | 583 |
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