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Civil procedure 2024 NSSC 285

Smith v Welsford

The court ordered non-party production because the plaintiffs established relevance and proximity and no adequate alternative means existed; Think Sail must produce the Agreement of Purchase and Sale, bill of sale, lists of assets and any statements/representations regarding the Sorca's condition at purchase, subject to redaction of personal financial information, trade secrets and records unrelated to the vessel; AJGC and Lloyd's must produce insurer/adjuster file materials in their control that contain witness statements, texts, communications, emails concerning operation, route, cause, con…

  • Non-party production
  • Disclosure and relevance
  • Confidentiality clauses
  • Insurance claims file production
  • Redaction and privacy
  • Electronic data (inreach)
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Employment law 2020 BCSC 567

Ossudallah v. Swiss Consulting Management Ltd.

On a Rule 9-5 application, the court struck pleadings about sexual and financial impropriety from a wrongful dismissal claim, but allowed a later amendment application for sexual battery.

  • Wrongful dismissal
  • Aggravated damages
  • Punitive damages
  • Pleading strike
  • Sexual battery
  • Production of electronic documents
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Indigenous law 2002 BCSC 1489

Harry v. British Columbia

Interlocutory disclosure ruling in an Indigenous land-claim action. The court ordered targeted production of Band financial and governance records, subject to limited privilege.

  • Section 35 indian act taking
  • Reserve land transfer
  • Crown fiduciary duty
  • Privilege waiver and disclosure
  • Limitations and laches
  • Postponement/tolling of limitation periods
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