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The Court of Appeal held that an order adding parties did not finally dispose of a limitations defence, so the appeal was interlocutory and was quashed.
The Court of Appeal quashed an interlocutory appeal from a refusal to disqualify a chambers judge, holding the ruling was not an appealable order under the Act.
The Court of Appeal upheld bifurcation of a civil forfeiture trial to hear Charter issues first, but quashed the discovery-timing appeal for lack of jurisdiction.
The Supreme Court of Canada quashed the appeal, holding there was no direct pecuniary amount in controversy and therefore no appellate jurisdiction.
The Supreme Court of Canada quashed an appeal for want of jurisdiction because the amount originally demanded was under $2,000, and the annuity claim did not create appealable future rights.
The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed an appeal over a $4,000 set-off against solicitorsâ costs, holding there was no mutuality and the payment was for personal services.
The Supreme Court of Canada quashed an appeal from an order granting a new trial, holding the order was interlocutory and outside the statutory appeal exceptions.
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