Furney v. TT5 Inc.

Furney v. TT5 Inc.

Because the appellant was not given an opportunity to make submissions in response to CIBC's rule 2.1.01 motion, the appeal is allowed, the impugned order is set aside and the motion is remitted to the Superior Court to be heard by another judge; no costs awarded.

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Citation
2025 ONCA 610
Parties
Appellant: Maryam Furney; Appellant: Alex Furney; Appellant: Estate Of Mary Mamlekat Adhami And Albert Paul Mifsud; Respondent: TT5 Inc.; Respondent: Steve Chan AKA Chi-Nam; Respondent: Constable Salvatore Demerling; Respondent: Katlyn Ann Demerling; Respondent: Nicholas Ajram; Respondent: Michael Poon; Respondent: Frank Pa; Respondent: Garry Barankin; Respondent: Chetcuti De Rubeis; Respondent: Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce; Respondent: Niagara Regional Police Service; Respondent: Paul Mand; Respondent: Steve Hazan; Respondent: 2380376 Ontario Limited; Respondent: Ian Minton; Respondent: 2137073 Ontario Inc.; Respondent: Ann Downie; Respondent: Arye Lankar; Respondent: Lina Balian; Respondent: Shawn Gabriel; Respondent: Elena Keimakh; Respondent: Emilio Bisceglia; Respondent: Ryan Atkinson; Respondent: Jordan Sobel; Respondent: Samir Chhina; Respondent: Richard Keith Watson; Respondent: Daniel W. Borowski
Court
Court of Appeal for Ontario
Jurisdiction
Canada
Judgment Date
3 September 2025
Procedural Posture
Civil Appeal / Appeal From Superior Court Order; Motion Remitted to Superior Court for Rehearing by Another Judge
Outcome
Appeal allowed; impugned order set aside; motion remitted to Superior Court to be heard by another judge; no costs of the appeal.
Legal Topics
Procedural Fairness, Opportunity to Be Heard, Rule 2.1.01 Motion, Remittal, Costs
Source Language
en
Civil Procedure Appellate Review Administrative Law Procedural Fairness Opportunity to Be Heard Rule 2.1.01 Motion Remittal Costs

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Parties

Maryam Furney

Appellant

Alex Furney

Appellant

Estate Of Mary Mamlekat Adhami And Albert Paul Mifsud

Appellant

TT5 Inc.

Respondent

Steve Chan AKA Chi-Nam

Respondent

Constable Salvatore Demerling

Respondent

Katlyn Ann Demerling

Respondent

Nicholas Ajram

Respondent

Michael Poon

Respondent

Frank Pa

Respondent

Garry Barankin

Respondent

Chetcuti De Rubeis

Respondent

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

Respondent

Niagara Regional Police Service

Respondent

Paul Mand

Respondent

Steve Hazan

Respondent

2380376 Ontario Limited

Respondent

Ian Minton

Respondent

2137073 Ontario Inc.

Respondent

Ann Downie

Respondent

Arye Lankar

Respondent

Lina Balian

Respondent

Shawn Gabriel

Respondent

Elena Keimakh

Respondent

Emilio Bisceglia

Respondent

Ryan Atkinson

Respondent

Jordan Sobel

Respondent

Samir Chhina

Respondent

Richard Keith Watson

Respondent

Daniel W. Borowski

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Civil Appeal / Appeal From Superior Court Order; Motion Remitted to Superior Court for Rehearing by Another Judge

  1. 1 Whether the appellant was denied the opportunity to make submissions in response to CIBC's rule 2.1.01 motion
  2. 2 Whether the Superior Court order should be set aside and the motion remitted to be heard by another judge
  3. 3 Whether the court should rule on other grounds of appeal raised by the appellant

Ratio Decidendi

Because the appellant was not given an opportunity to make submissions in response to CIBC's rule 2.1.01 motion, the appeal is allowed, the impugned order is set aside and the motion is remitted to the Superior Court to be heard by another judge; no costs awarded.

Court Disposition

Appeal allowed; impugned order set aside; motion remitted to Superior Court to be heard by another judge; no costs of the appeal.

Orders

  • Order set aside
  • Motion remitted to the Superior Court to be heard by another judge