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History of the Courts (General Information)
Prior to Manitoba becoming a province of Canada in 1870, the administration of justice was carried on by the Governor and Council of the Hudson's Bay Company. By 1835, the Governor and Council of Assiniboia met regularly as Quarterly General ...
Interpretation Services Guidelines (General Information)
Interpretation Services Guidelines (pdf) Translation Request Form (doc) TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS FILED WITH THE COURT Parties may exercise their right to use either of Canada’s official languages throughout court proceedings. The ...
Attending Court and Access to Court Record Information (General Information)
Attending Court Proceedings Entering and leaving a Courtroom Electronic Recording Equipment Camera and other Electronic Devices Wearing Hats Scent-Free Workplace Policy - Courts Division Court Security Court Tours ...
The Distinguished Service Award is presented each year by the Manitoba Bar Association to a member of the Manitoba Bench or Bar who exemplifies the ideals of service to the legal profession and the community. As stated in the MBA's publication, ...
Family Orders and Agreements Enforcement Assistance Act (Canada) (FOAEAA) (Court of King's Bench)
These forms are not prescribed, but have been approved by the Court for use in Court. The forms are available in a user-friendly version in Microsoft Word format. See the Court’s guidelines for the use of these forms. There are four sets of ...
General Division (Civil and Criminal) (Court of King's Bench)
Where can I get Court forms? Can I find Court forms or Rules of the Court online? Can I access the Court Registry System online? What are the fees that I will have to pay to file court documents? How can I obtain a copy of my Court ...
Court transcripts in Manitoba are produced by a contract transcription company, Royal Reporting, A Veritext Company . Royal Reporting can by reached at: Phone: (204) 306-9149 Email: transcription-mb@veritext.com ...
New Judge appointed to the Court of Appeal (Court of Appeal)
OTTAWA, October 2, 2013 – The Honourable Peter MacKay, P.C., Q.C., M.P. for Central Nova, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, today announced the following appointments: The Honourable Christopher J. Mainella , is ...
Available Trials and Preliminary Hearings (Provincial Court)
Please note/ Veuillez noter que These dates are subject to confirmation by e-mail with the Trial Coordinators. thompsontrialcoordinator@gov.mb.ca Ces dates sont sujettes à confirmation par courriel par les coordonnateur. ...
History of the Law Courts Complex (General Information)
The Law Courts Complex is made up of three buildings: the New Law Courts Building, the Old Law Courts Building and the Old Winnipeg Land Titles Building. The Old Law Courts Building was constructed between 1912 and 1916, during the same ...
Associate Judges are judicial officers within the Court of King's Bench of Manitoba. Like judges, they make decisions based on the law and evidence presented to them. Under the rules of the court, they handle matters such as enforcement of ...
Information for Legal Professionals (Information for Legal Professionals)
Court of Appeal Statutes and Rules Notices and Practice Directions Forms Court of King's Bench Statutes and Rules Notices and Practice Directions Forms Family Law Information Available Initial Pre-trial Dates for ...
Frequently Asked Questions (Court of Appeal)
Questions and Answers What is the Manitoba Court of Appeal? Does the Court of Appeal rehear cases? What types of cases does the Court of Appeal deal with? What happens in a Court of Appeal hearing? When does the Court of ...
"Four things belong to a judge: to hear courteously, to answer wisely, to consider soberly, and to decide impartially." -Socrates Provincial Court judges hear thousands of cases every year. Judges play a crucial role in our justice ...
Information for Self Representing (Information for Self Representing)
If you do not have a lawyer or plan to represent yourself, this is commonly called self-representing. Although you can represent yourself, you are advised to have a lawyer if at all possible. Often what seems like a simple legal matter is not ...
Small Claim Information (Court of King's Bench)
General Information Filing Fees Role of Court Staff Small Claims Filing and Hearing Locations Frequently Asked Questions General Information Small Claims Court is a part of the Manitoba Court of ...
General Information (General Information)
Judicial Independence - Message from Rivoalen CJM Judicial independence is a cornerstone of Canada's constitutional democracy, which is founded on the "Rule of Law". The "Rule of Law" means that we, as individuals, and as a community, ...
The General Division (Court of King's Bench)
General Division – Civil Litigation and Criminal Law The Court of King’s Bench (General Division) is the highest trial court in Manitoba, dealing with civil and criminal matters. The General Division also hears appeals from decisions by ...
Family Division (Court of King's Bench)
Where can I get Court forms? Can I find Court forms or Rules of the Court online? Can I access the Court Registry System online? What are the fees that I will have to pay to file court documents? How do I file for a Divorce? How ...
Serving as a Juror (Court of King's Bench)
Jury Selection Qualification as a Juror Procedure of Jury Trials The Charge to the Jury Serving as a Juror - Leave from Employment Understanding Normal Reactions to Jury Stress (brochure) Trial by jury is one of the ...
Definitions: Understanding Legal Words (General Information)
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