Jurisprudence
Jurisprudence is the body of decisions made by courts and tribunals. In Canada, when a court rules on a copyright case, it takes into account existing Canadian jurisprudence.
In Canada, various bodies have the authority to render judgements with regard to copyright.
- Supreme Court Decisions (Source: University of Montréal)
- Federal Court of Appeal Decisions - Trial court and Court of Appeal
- Links to Canadian provincial courts (Source: Canadian Legal information institute)
The Copyright Board renders, as per its mandate, decisions on the following subjects:
- Levies when the management of copyright is entrusted to a collective management society.
- Revision of agreements made between users and collective societies
- Unlocatable copyright owners
