Responsibility

Brenda L. Nightingale, Mina Sennek

Author

Brenda L. Nightingale

Mina D. Sennek

Location

Toronto, ON

Publisher

Thomson Reuters Canada Limited©2013

Publication Date

c2019

Language

English

Material Type

Loose-leaf

Physical Description

2 volume (various pagings).

ISBN

0-459-55429-8

Subjects

Fraud -- Canada.

Contents

Volume 1 Part 1 - Introduction Chapter 1 - The Concept of Fraud Part II - The Actus Reus Chapter 2 - Prohibited Conduct Chapter 3 - Other Fraudulent Means and Other General Principles Chapter 4 - The Prohibited Consequences Chapter 5 - Causation Chapter 6 - The Prescribed Circumstances Part III Chapter 7 - Defining Mens Rea Chapter 8 - Historic Appellate Approaches to the Law of Fraud Chapter 9 - The Supreme Court Approach to the Law of Fraud Chapter 10 - Fraudulent Intent Chapter 11 - Recklessness,Wilful Blindness and Mistake Part IV - Related Offences Chapter 12 - Frauds in Relation to Financial Markets and Money Laundering Chapter 13 - Fraud and Accounting Chapter 14 - Offences Relating to Secret Commissions Chapter 15 - Breach of Trust Chapter 16 - Bribery Chapter 17 - Frauds on Government Chapter 18 - Influencing Appointments or Dealing in Offices - Section 125 Volume 2 Chapter 19 - Selling or Purchasing Office - Section 124 Chapter 20 - Frauds upon the Court Chapter 21 - Municipal Corruption - Section 123 Chapter 22 - (omitted) Chapter 23 - Offences Relating rto Identity Theft and Identity Fraud Chapter 24 - Offences Relating to Spam Chapter 25 - Selling Defective Stores to Her Majesty - Section 418 Chapter 26 - Fraud in Relation to Valuable Minerals - Section 394 Chapter 27 - Offences Related to Fraud in Personal Relationships Chapter 28 - Parties, Attempts, Conspiracies & Accessories Part V - Civil Fraud Chapter 29 - Fraud in Bankruptcy Chapter 30 - Offencesf Related to Immigration Fraud Sentencing Digest Words and Phrases Bibliography Index

Notes

Includes Table of Cases

Call Number

KF 9365 N54 2019

Location

Fredericton

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