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Federal Courts Practice 2026 New Edition
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Federal Courts Practice 2026

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Brian J. Saunders, Donald J. Rennie, Graham Garton
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Written by a well-respected team of authors, Federal Courts Practice is a comprehensive guide to the laws that govern the Federal Courts, with insightful expert commentary and case digests.


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Publisher:Carswell
Service Number:30913645
ISBN:9781038215352
Pages:1434
Publication date:2025-11-18
Practice area:Civil procedure
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Brian J. Saunders

Brian Saunders, Q.C., is a former senior federal public servant who most recently was Director of Public Prosecutions and head of the Public Prosecution Service of Canada (2006-2016: in acting capacity from 2006-2009). Prior to that he was an Assistant 

Donald J. Rennie

The Honourable Donald J. Rennie was appointed to the Federal Court in October 2010, Chair of the Competition Tribunal in 2012, and to the Federal Court of Appeal in February 2015. He has been Chair of the Federal Court Rules Committee since 2017.At the 

Graham Garton

Graham Garton, Q.C., is a graduate of the University of Toronto (B.A. 1968; LL.B. 1971). He was called to the bar of Ontario in 1973. He spent 35 years as a litigation counsel in the federal Department of Justice, arguing cases at all levels of court