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Below are some transcripts prepared by Videoplus Transcription contractors for appeal purposes of reported cases.  Of course, we do tens of thousands of transcripts that are not reported.

 

 

R. V. JOHN JOSIPOVIC

The applicant, John Josipovic, along with his brother, Mato Josipovic, were convicted of second degree murder on December 18, 2015 for the death of Lou Malone. John Josipovic was sentenced to life imprisonment without eligibility for parole for 13 years on April 8, 2016.

R. V. ALEXSANDER BUDIMIROVIC

The appellant was apprehended while attempting to facilitate a drug transaction with an undercover officer. Upon arrest, the appellant immediately claimed to be working with the police. Officers did not locate any drugs on the appellant’s person, but they found heroin and marijuana inside the vehicle in which he had arrived at the scene. The appellant was charged with i) trafficking, ii) possession for the purpose of trafficking, and iii) breach of recognizance

R. V. Roehid Hakimi

The appellant was convicted by a jury of aggravated assault and three firearm offences. He appeals his convictions and seeks leave to appeal his 12-year global sentence.

Metropolitan Toronto Condominium Corporation No. 1100 V. A. & G. Shanks Plumbing & Heating Limited, 1586208 Ontario Limited, carrying on business as Shanks Plumbing and Heating and Addison Heating and Cooling Ltd.

The appellants appeal the dismissal of their actions for damages arising out of a fire that destroyed an historic mansion, which was part of a condominium development in Toronto.

R. V. ASHLEY FENTON

Ashley Fenton had a sawed-off shotgun and a number of shotgun shells which she kept in a knapsack in the laundry room of the apartment she shared with her two children. One evening, she showed it to a friend of hers. The following day, she had a falling out with the friend and threatened to kill him. Following a jury trial, Ms. Fenton was convicted of one count of possession of a firearm with readily accessible ammunition while she was not the holder of an authorization or licence permitting such possession, contrary to s. 95(1) of the Criminal Code, and one count of threatening, contrary to s. 264.1.[1]

R. V. Jeremy Gough

The appellant was convicted of first degree murder after a trial before a judge of the Superior Court of Justice sitting with a jury. He was sentenced to life imprisonment without eligibility for parole until he has served twenty-five years of the sentence. He appeals his conviction.

Friday Harbour Village Inc. V. 2138746 Ontario Inc.

On appeal from the judgment of Justice Margaret Eberhard of the Superior Court of Justice, dated December 15, 2017, with reasons reported at 2017 ONSC 7444, and from the costs judgment of Eberhard J., dated April 5, 2018, with reasons reported at 2018 ONSC 2104.