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actionable
Law affording grounds for legal action


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Thus, strong legal and practical reasons support the Supreme Court's decision to rule that discrimination contrary to the Human Rights Code is not an independently actionably wrong for which punitive damages can be recovered.
Clarity and confusion in employment law remedies: a comment on Honda ... by Veel, Paul-Erik / University of Toronto Faculty of Law Review
Being proactive in complying with regulatory requirements as well as avoiding business bottom-line perils means any actionably valuable assessment must include the following: ?
Proactively keeping non-public information out of the public realm by Marchi, Michael / Computer Technology Review
Moreover, it evades the censor--what might be actionably obscene with live bodies is merely pornographic when drawn.
Flat out: Julia Bryan-Wilson on Sadie Benning by Bryan-Wilson, Julia / Artforum International
 
 
 
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