Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Sunday Law in Canada
It has been recently laid down in the Province of Ontario that Sunday is now the only dies non juridicus, and that all other days in the year including days by statute declared to be public holidays, are juridical days on which courts may lawfully sit, and judgments may lawfully be pronounced. This view is based on decisions in American courts and does not appear to be supported by the English law relating to non juridical days.
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