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YOU DO NOT NEED TO WRITE THE TITLES IN CAPITALS! talk to symode09's or Spread the love! 04:53, 7 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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I am not versed in Canadian law but I can give some pointers as this article is on the WikiProject:Law page.

  • The article has no head. The overview pahaps could be moved to the head?
  • More links would be nice. More Blue! There are none, could be well over 100. Consumer, Bankrupcy (general), federal and provincial in the first line all have articles on wikipedia.
  • (Unless this is different in Canada) Use legal citation. referencing using [1]

Overall the article is great. This criticism is intended to be helpful :-) Bamkin 15:24, 17 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

  1. ^ Footnotes

Chapter References in Parentheses

I find a good deal of this article to be unclear. In the first place I do not know what the chapter references listed after many bulleted points are referring to. There are several instances of either missing words or misplaced commas. As well, the language used is not altogether approachable to someone not well versed in Canadian law. The quality ratings above are pretty accurate; a good start, but needs some work.

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