R v Doren
1982 CanLII 2197 (ON CA)
Canadian CourtOntario1982Sharp practice does not automatically equal fraud
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Legal Issue
Sharp practice does not automatically equal fraud
Decision
Applied Canadian fraud principles to sharp practice does not automatically equal fraud.
Why this Case Matters
Contributes to the body of case law shaping how fraud is proven in Canada.
What Changed Because of This Case
Reinforces how the modern fraud test is applied to specific fact patterns.
Practical Implications for Investigators
Investigators should align evidence to dishonest conduct, deprivation or risk, and accused knowledge.
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