Libel Tourism: Courting Foreign Litigants Breeden v. Black, 2012 SCC 19, [2012] S.C.R. 666 In the recent decision of Breeden v. Black, the Supreme Court of Canada considered whether a Canadian court should assume jurisdi - Canadian tort law - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Libel Tourism: Courting Foreign Litigants Breeden v. Black, 2012 SCC 19, [2012] S.C.R. 666 In the recent decision of Breeden v. Black, the Supreme Court of Canada considered whether a Canadian court should assume jurisdi Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-03-12 13:45:05 Open Document File Size: 116,73 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Hollinger International Inc. / Libel Tourism / Banro Corp. / Éditions Écosociété Inc. / / Country United States / Canada / / Event Judicial Event / / Facility Supreme Court / Ontario Supreme Court / / / IndustryTerm defamation law / / Organization Ontario Court of Appeal / UN Court / Supreme Court / Canadian court / Ontario Supreme Court / Illinois court / / Person Conrad Black / / / Position chairman / motion judge / judge / / ProvinceOrState Illinois / Delaware / Ontario / / Region West Georgia / / SocialTag Tort law Conflict of tort laws Lex loci delicti commissi Defamation Canadian defamation law Forum non conveniens Double actionability Law Conflict of laws Private law

Libel Tourism: Courting Foreign Litigants Breeden v. Black, 2012 SCC 19, [2012] S.C.R. 666 In the recent decision of Breeden v. Black, the Supreme Court of Canada considered whether a Canadian court should assume jurisdiAdd to Reading List