Greetings Santa. I was expecting a new poster to soon show up on the Agoracom board, but I had no idea that it would be Santa. Looks like Santa is very well versed in the recent trends, especially the Elf on a Shelf concept. Keep in mind Santa, you can look, but you can't touch, or you lose the magic... Ho Ho Ho

First of all Santa, remember back in 72 when you brought me that metal Tonka truck, you know, the ones that your elves built back then with lots of metal in them! Would there be any chance that you just might still have one laying around somewhere's, under a work table or in an attic, still in the original box? If you do happen to stumble across one, feel free to send it to me ASAP...

Second Santa, I would like to nudge your memory of the intention of the Stikeman Elliott pamphlet. As you and I both know, one has to fully understand the complete pamphlet from a legal point of view before applying the principles of the pamphlet to any one case. It is impossible to apply only one principle of the pamphlet to a case, while ignoring another principle of the pamphlet that would undermine the case...

Example:

Duty to Manage:s.102, CBCA

The directors have a duty to manage, or supervise the management of, the business and affairs of the corporation. This statutory duty requires directors to be pro-active and thus the board may not delegate completely the review and evaluation of potential transactions to it's financial advisors or professional advisors or accept without question their conclusions. Each board member must inform himself or herself fully of all material information reasonably available, and must understand and test the advice of advisors.

Kherson