If [the defendant] thinks he can wave away Meads v. Meads by a simple declaration that decision is just one judge's opinion or because it is obiter, then he is wrong. What was one opinion is now a judicial chorus. Not one court has sung a dissenting note. Anyone who makes claims like the "Strawman" clause and then says Meads v. Meads does not apply to them is going to face a very, very steep uphill battle in our Courts.
Crossroads-DMD Mortgage Investment Corp. v. Gauthier |
2015 CarswellAlta 2086 |
Alberta Court of Queen's Bench