Synchronics Inc. v. Synchronics Ltd.
The motion to set aside the default judgment was denied because it lacked merit and was brought by individuals whom the Court had previously held could not represent the corporate defendants; costs of $1,500 were awarded against Ian Brown and Marcus Leech and ordered paid forthwith.
- Citation
- 2001 FCT 260
- Parties
- Plaintiff: SYNCHRONICS, INCORPORATED; Defendant: SYNCHRONICS LTD.; Defendant: SYNCHRONICS; Defendant: Ian Brown; Defendant: Marcus Leech
- Court
- Federal Court
- Jurisdiction
- Canada
- Judgment Date
- 28 March 2001
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Motion to Set Aside Default Judgment (denied)
- Outcome
- Motion denied.
- Legal Topics
- Default Judgment, Setting Aside Default Judgment, Self‑representation of Corporations, Costs Assessment
- Source Language
- English
Case Brief
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Parties
SYNCHRONICS, INCORPORATED
Plaintiff
SYNCHRONICS LTD.
Defendant
SYNCHRONICS
Defendant
Ian Brown
Defendant
Marcus Leech
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Motion to Set Aside Default Judgment (denied)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the April 3, 2000 order granting default judgment should be set aside
- 2 Whether Ian Brown and Marcus Leech could represent corporate defendants in Federal Court
- 3 Whether costs should be awarded and against whom
Ratio Decidendi
The motion to set aside the default judgment was denied because it lacked merit and was brought by individuals whom the Court had previously held could not represent the corporate defendants; costs of $1,500 were awarded against Ian Brown and Marcus Leech and ordered paid forthwith.
Court Disposition
Motion denied.
Orders
- The motion to set aside the 2000-04-03 order granting default judgment is denied.
- Costs to plaintiff in the sum of $1,500 assessed against Ian Brown and Marcus Leech.
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