Rogers - Reasons for Order and Order partially granting Rogers Communications Inc.’s refusals motion
The motion was granted in part: questions that were directed to the Commissioner’s factual evidence on general impression and materiality and other discrete factual matters were allowed, while questions seeking privileged investigation or litigation materials, questions tied to an unpleaded deemed undertaking allegation, and requests that would be disproportionate or unduly burdensome (such as identifying every specific representation across thousands of documents) were refused; costs in the cause.
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- Deceptive marketing
- Discovery refusals
- Privilege (litigation privilege)
- Relevance of prior administrative assessments
- Remedies and costs