Jaguar Canada Inc. v. Remo Imports Ltd.

Jaguar Canada Inc. v. Remo Imports Ltd.

The Federal Court of Appeal held the Prothonotary was not clearly wrong in concluding Questions 517 and 1151 were not relevant to non-remedial issues and in declining to require updating of information for follow-up Question 3 to Question 197; therefore the Prothonotary's exercise of discretion was upheld and the...

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Citation
2002 FCA 342
Parties
Appellant: Jaguar Canada Inc. and Jaguar Cars Limited; Respondent: Remo Imports Ltd.
Court
Federal Court of Appeal
Jurisdiction
Canada
Judgment Date
23 September 2002
Procedural Posture
Civil Appeal / Federal Court of Appeal Decision on Interlocutory Discovery Matters
Outcome
Appeal dismissed with costs in any event of the cause.
Legal Topics
Discovery, Relevance of Interrogatories, Prothonotary Discretion, Interrogatories Update, Costs
Source Language
en
Civil Procedure Evidence Appeal Discovery Relevance of Interrogatories Prothonotary Discretion Interrogatories Update Costs

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Parties

Jaguar Canada Inc. and Jaguar Cars Limited

Appellant

Remo Imports Ltd.

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Civil Appeal / Federal Court of Appeal Decision on Interlocutory Discovery Matters

  1. 1 Whether the Prothonotary was clearly wrong in concluding Questions 517 and 1151 were not relevant to non-remedial issues
  2. 2 Whether the Prothonotary abused discretion by refusing to require updating of information in follow-up Question 3 to Question 197
  3. 3 Appropriate standard of review for interlocutory discovery rulings

Ratio Decidendi

The Federal Court of Appeal held the Prothonotary was not clearly wrong in concluding Questions 517 and 1151 were not relevant to non-remedial issues and in declining to require updating of information for follow-up Question 3 to Question 197; therefore the Prothonotary's exercise of discretion was upheld and the appeal was dismissed.

Court Disposition

Appeal dismissed with costs in any event of the cause.

Orders

  • Appeal dismissed with costs in any event of the cause.
  • Prothonotary's decision upheld: Questions 517 and 1151 were not required to be answered and there was no requirement to update information in response to follow-up Question 3 to Question 197.