La Ville de Chateauguay v. Vigneault

La Ville de Chateauguay v. Vigneault

The court refused special leave because the action was for $180 only and did not, on the facts before the court, involve rights in the future or an amount in controversy exceeding the statutory threshold; therefore the circumstances did not justify granting special leave to appeal.

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Citation
[1926] SCR 3
Parties
Appellant/defendant: La Ville de Chateauguay; Respondent/plaintiff: Dame Marie Vigneault
Court
Supreme Court of Canada
Jurisdiction
Canada
Judgment Date
20 October 1925
Procedural Posture
Appeal / Motion for Special Leave to Appeal
Outcome
Motion dismissed with costs
Legal Topics
Leave to Appeal, Amount in Controversy, Future Rights, Debentures, Interest Coupons
Source Language
english
Appeal Municipal Law Debt Instruments Civil Procedure Leave to Appeal Amount in Controversy Future Rights Debentures +1 more

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Parties

La Ville de Chateauguay

Appellant/defendant

Dame Marie Vigneault

Respondent/plaintiff

Procedural Posture

Appeal / Motion for Special Leave to Appeal

  1. 1 Whether special leave to appeal should be granted
  2. 2 Whether the matter in controversy included future rights affecting the parties
  3. 3 Whether the amount in controversy exceeded the statutory threshold of $1,000

Ratio Decidendi

The court refused special leave because the action was for $180 only and did not, on the facts before the court, involve rights in the future or an amount in controversy exceeding the statutory threshold; therefore the circumstances did not justify granting special leave to appeal.

Court Disposition

Motion dismissed with costs

Orders

  • Special leave to appeal denied
  • Motion dismissed with costs