Eisener v. Cragg
Summary judgment was granted because the plaintiff's affidavit established the $350,000 mortgage advance and non‑repayment with interest as claimed, the defendant's defence did not raise a genuine issue for trial or an arguable defence, and the court properly admitted or excused irregularities in affidavit evidence under the rules.
- Citation
- 2012 NSSC 290
- Parties
- Plaintiff: Randy Eisener; Defendant: Edward Gillmor Cragg
- Court
- Supreme Court of Nova Scotia
- Jurisdiction
- Canada
- Judgment Date
- 25 January 2012
- Procedural Posture
- Foreclosure Action / Summary Judgment Motion/decision
- Outcome
- Summary judgment granted for the Plaintiff in the foreclosure action.
- Legal Topics
- Summary Judgment, Affidavit Admissibility, Hearsay, Procedural Irregularity, Proper Party
- Source Language
- English
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Parties
Randy Eisener
Plaintiff
Edward Gillmor Cragg
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Foreclosure Action / Summary Judgment Motion/decision
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether summary judgment is appropriate on the mortgage claim for $350,000
- 2 Whether affidavits and specific affidavit paragraphs are admissible or should be struck
- 3 Whether procedural irregularities justify adjournment or striking of evidence
Ratio Decidendi
Summary judgment was granted because the plaintiff's affidavit established the $350,000 mortgage advance and non‑repayment with interest as claimed, the defendant's defence did not raise a genuine issue for trial or an arguable defence, and the court properly admitted or excused irregularities in affidavit evidence under the rules.
Court Disposition
Summary judgment granted for the Plaintiff in the foreclosure action.
Orders
- Summary judgment granted in favour of the Plaintiff Randy Eisener in respect of the $350,000 mortgage and interest as set out in the mortgage.
- Paragraph 7 of the Plaintiff's affidavit struck as inadmissible hearsay.
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