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The Court of Appeal and Supreme Court of Nova Scotia underwent a few name changes in the 20th century. This guide outlines those name changes and provides examples of how to cite a case from the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court of Nova Scotia at a particular point in time.
to July 31, 1966
R v Adams (1956), 39 MPR 27 (NSSC (in banco)).
In Re Frank Mackey (1918), 52 NSR 165 (SC (in banco)).
Quirk v Sydney Mines (Town) (1923), 56 NSR 571 (SC).
R v Pilot, [1964] 1 CCC 375 (NSSC).
August 1, 1966 to January 29, 1993
R v Wheaton (1969), 1 NSR (2d) 565 (SC (AD)).
Urban Consultants Ltd v Savard (1990) 29 CCEL 222 (NSSC (AD)).
Coast Realties Ltd v Nolan (1971), 20 DLR (3d) 96 (NSSC (TD)).
Sutton v Reid (1981), 43 NSR (2d) 135 (SC (TD)).
January 30, 1993 to date
Roose v Hollett (1995), 147 NSR (2d) 295 (CA).
Garnier v Caldwell (1998), 44 RFL (4th) 119 (NSCA).
Balcom v Balcom (1999), 2 RFL (5th) 30 (NSSC).
R v Hurley (1997), 157 NSR (2d) 222 (SC).
April 6, 1999 to date
Bennett v Bennett (1999), 177 NSR (2d) 282 (SC (Fam Div)).
Boon v Boon (2000), 11 RFL (5th) 25 (NSSC (Fam Div)).
PLEASE NOTE: As per the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation, 7th ed (Toronto: Carswell, 2010), always cite a case using the neutral citation if one is available. For this reason, please note the following dates of implementation of the neutral citation:
For more information on the neutral citation, see The neutral citation: What is it? and The neutral citation: Using parallel citations and pinpoint references.
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