Does the Gold Key Lease fall within s. 2(ak) of the Motor Vehicle Act?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Gilbert v. Giffin, 2010 NSCA 95 (CanLII):
Giffin’s argument assumes that if the lease agreement does not fall within s. 2(ak) of the Act then it must fall within s. 62 of the Motor Vehicle Act. That is simply not so. The Gold Key Lease has none of the characteristics of a rental agreement as contemplated by s. 62 (see Nixon v. Robert, infra, ¶ 58).
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