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2. Termination of Federally Regulated Employees Without Cause by Alfred Kempf Most non-unionized employees can be dismissed without cause with appropriate notice or pay in lieu. ... |
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3. Prejudgment Garnishing Orders: Getting it Right If someone owes you money and you become involved in a legal dispute in BC, it is possible to seek a prejudgment garnishing order by the authority of the Court Order Enforcement Act for debts owed to you. ... |
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5. Are BC Tenancy Laws Applicable to Rent Disputes on First Nations Land? BC’s Manufactured Home Park Tenancy Act (“MHPTA”) will not apply to tenancy agreements on reserve lands where the landlord is an Indian or an Indian Band. ... |
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7. Leaving a Charity the Gift of Life Insurance… Not only does life insurance enable you to benefit a charity after your death, but you can also receive substantial tax savings, depending on how you structure your gift of life insurance. ... |
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