What is the effect of registry law on a plaintiff's claim?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Carey v. Toronto (City), 1885 CanLII 23 (ON CA):
We have had cases such as Regina v. Rubidge, 25 U.C.R. 302, decided on our registry law. But the case before us must, I think, be decided without reference to them. The plaintiff’s claim rests wholly on contract.
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