The government institutes
expropriation proceedings by filing a complaint before the proper court.
This article will begin with a section explaining the law of
expropriation in Canada generally, and some of the landmark decisions that have been issued on the subject.
When the firm is publicly listed, controlling shareholders often maintain this feeling of possession and thus leads to capital
expropriation of minority shareholders from the listed firm.
Some MPs criticized this law and even doubted its constitutionality, recommending the institution of guarantees to protect the rights of citizens at the
expropriation of their lands or private properties for public projects.
that are increasing the risk for foreign investors of
expropriation," he says.
I believe the government understands the dangers and difficulties of nationalisation, I don't think it believes that it will not, on
expropriation, be liable to compensation.
Pena Nieto's decision to sign the
expropriation order attracted strong criticisms.
The tribunal recognized that a losing bidder in a public tender process generally will not have a claim for
expropriation as such, even if the tender process may be flawed in other respects.
The Cabinet issued an immediate
expropriation order, which is normally only adopted at times when national security is at stake, on Jan.
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Expropriation, Minority shareholders
The Premier reiterated Abitibi's mill closure justified the
expropriation of its assets: "We will not give away our valuable timber and water resources to a company that does not honour its historic commitments.
Legal changes envisaging fast-track
expropriation of terrains on the route of socially significant projects passed first reading in Parliament on Thursday.
