Soucy International Inc. v. Camoplast Inc.

Soucy International Inc. v. Camoplast Inc.

Because fairness and efficiency required the related appeals be heard consecutively by the same panel, the Court dismissed both motions (to dismiss and to stay) without costs and imposed a joint schedule and procedural directions to ensure the appeals proceed appropriately.

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Citation
2002 FCA 189
Parties
Appellant: Soucy International Inc.; Respondent: Camoplast Inc.
Court
Federal Court of Appeal
Jurisdiction
Canada
Judgment Date
9 May 2002
Procedural Posture
Appeal / Motions for Dismissal and Stay; Scheduling Order Issued
Outcome
The motions for dismissal and for a stay were dismissed without costs; appeals A-184-01 and A-428-01 ordered to be heard consecutively by the same panel beginning with A-184-01; a mandatory schedule was imposed.
Legal Topics
Dismissal for Non Compliance, Stay of Proceedings, Hearing Schedule, Consecutive Hearing
Source Language
en
Civil Procedure Appellate Law Dismissal for Non Compliance Stay of Proceedings Hearing Schedule Consecutive Hearing

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Parties

Soucy International Inc.

Appellant

Camoplast Inc.

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Appeal / Motions for Dismissal and Stay; Scheduling Order Issued

  1. 1 Whether Soucy failed to file its appeal book and memorandum as required by Federal Court Rules rr.345-346 such that the appeal should be dismissed
  2. 2 Whether a stay of proceedings in A-184-01 should be granted pending disposition of related docket A-428-01
  3. 3 Whether the two related appeals should be heard consecutively by the same panel and an appropriate schedule set

Ratio Decidendi

Because fairness and efficiency required the related appeals be heard consecutively by the same panel, the Court dismissed both motions (to dismiss and to stay) without costs and imposed a joint schedule and procedural directions to ensure the appeals proceed appropriately.

Court Disposition

The motions for dismissal and for a stay were dismissed without costs; appeals A-184-01 and A-428-01 ordered to be heard consecutively by the same panel beginning with A-184-01; a mandatory schedule was imposed.

Orders

  • Motions for dismissal of the appeals and for a stay of proceedings dismissed without costs.
  • Appeals A-184-01 and A-428-01 to be heard consecutively by the same panel, beginning with A-184-01.