1 file of textual records (includes 2 audio cassettes (ca. 90 minutes))

File consists of oral history records documenting the life and career of Donald Elliot (b. 1917), a lawyer who served as in-house counsel for the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). This interview concerns the TTC. Interview topics include: Osgoode Hall; articling; structure of TTC legal department; structure of TTC; changes in practice at TTC; retirement from TTC. Interview was conducted by Christine J.N. Kates. File includes two audio cassette recordings, a transcript with index (44 p.), and a copy one item of correspondence outlining how the oral history would be preserved and accessed through the Osgoode Society Oral History Programme's Oral History programme.

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Interview was conducted as part of the In-house Counsel Project.

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