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When fires, cattle or herbicides jump fences, the property owner is usually “strictly liable” for whatever escapes his or her property
In the opinion of the courts, cattle belong on pasture, not on the road. So how does a rancher protect himself from legal liability issues when moving a herd from one part of his property to another via public roads? The key is having a program to minimize exposure to legal liability in case aIt played well with open-market supporters and Conservatives, but several academics see it as an abuse of power
Pardons might be justified for some farmers who ran the border to protest the Canadian Wheat Board’s former monopoly, but several university professors say it’s wrong for the prime minister to be conferring them. “The fact that it was done by the prime minister makes it look like a party political stunt and that leaves
