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A recent decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal should be heard as a warning bell by financial institutions that are in the practice of providing mortgage information about their clients upon the request of their clients' creditors
The Ontario Superior Court recently dismissed an application which claimed that a bank had violated the applicant’s rights under section 8 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (“Charter”
When a bank’s customer is suspected of defrauding someone, a court may compel the bank to disclose the customer’s confidential financial records to the victim
