Does a party have a right to revert to the facts of an offence committed before the date of the offence when the offence was forgiven?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from A. v. A., 1925 CanLII 155 (SK QB):
And in Ferrers v. Ferrers, 162 E.R. 752, note (a), the same great Judge said: Condonation is merely retrospective; if the offence forgiven is afterwards renewed, the party has a right to revert to former facts; if she brings them in conjunction with later. * * *
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