BLG Student Research Mini-Conference

March 6, 2023, 13:00 - 14:30, conference rooms of 3690 and 3674 Peel Street

Hosted by Borden Ladner Gervais, the Paul-André Crépeau Centre for Private and Comparative Law and McGill University’s Faculty of Law, this mini-conference will feature students who will talk about their research and share their ideas with their colleagues and professors.

This year, the conference will focus on constitutional law, property, obligations and persons. Please RSVP at crepeau [at] mcgill.ca


Program

13h00

3690, rue Peel, Hall d'entrée

Mot de bienvenue | Welcome Address

Par professeur Mark Antaki et Me François Hawkins, avocat chez BLG

Un lunch sera servi

13h15

Session A1 – 3674 Peel Street, room 102

Responsabilité civile│Torts

Session B1 – 3690, rue Peel, salle 102

Droit des personnes │Persons

Moderator : Prof. Mark Antaki

Modérateur : Prof. Jérémy Boulanger-Bonnelly

Mario Michas – The Evolution of Vicarious Liability and the Taschereau-Mignault Debate

Arnaud Desrochers – Identifier par le nom, et non par l’identité de genre : Revoir l’identification des personnes au sein de l’état civil québécois

13h40

Pause | Break

13h50

Session A2 – 3674 Peel Street, room 102

Obligations contractuelles │Contracts

Session B2 – 3690, rue Peel, salle 102

Droit des biens│Property Law

Moderator : Me François Hawkins

Modératrice: Prof. Konstanze von Schütz

Khaled Hassoun – Smart Contracts: Legally Binding or Just Another Fancy Computer Code?

Marie-Laure Dufour – L’État est-il propriétaire ou gardien des biens publics? Analyse de la prérogative d’exclusion par la judiciarisation

14h15

 

3690, rue Peel, Hall d'entrée

Libres discussions | Open discussions

 

 

Location

Conference rooms
3674-3690 Peel Street
Faculty of Law, McGill University
Montreal (QC) H3A 1W9

Information : centre.crepeau [at] mcgill.ca

Partners

This event was made possible with the support of Borden Ladner Gervais and McGill University's Faculty of Law.

The Crépeau Centre thanks the Chambre des notaires du Québec and the Department of Justice Canada for their financial support.

  

 

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