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Family law 2026 BCSC 509

Said v. Said

The court adjourned a contempt finding to trial, ordered additional steps to obtain UK financial records, and imposed a $5,000 fine for past disclosure non-compliance.

  • Disclosure obligations
  • Contempt
  • Sanctions and fines under family law act
  • Trial management
  • Cross‑border financial disclosure
  • Disclosure-obligations
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Civil procedure 2016 BCSC 2212

Pro-Sys Consultants Ltd. v. Microsoft Corporation

The court granted leave to seek a §1782 deposition of Mr. Wilson because of document destruction, but denied similar requests for three other former Microsoft personnel.

  • Section 1782 discovery
  • Trial management order compliance
  • Admissibility of deposition evidence
  • Document destruction/spoliation
  • Third-party depositions
  • Section-1782-discovery
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Civil procedure 2016 BCSC 1713

Pro-Sys Consultants Ltd. v. Microsoft Corporation

The court held that leave was required for § 1782 depositions intended for admission at trial mid-trial, but not for depositions used only for preparation or cross-examination.

  • Section 1782 depositions
  • Admissibility of foreign depositions
  • Trial management orders
  • Judicial assistance
  • Section-1782
  • Deposition-admissibility
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Civil procedure 2016 BCSC 378

Pro-Sys Consultants Ltd. v. Microsoft Corporation

The court addressed whether U.S. § 1782 depositions fit a trial management order in a BC class action, granting most declarations and limiting admissibility issues.

  • 28 u.s.c. § 1782
  • Trial management order
  • Admissibility of foreign deposition transcripts
  • Leave to obtain foreign discovery
  • Supreme court civil rules (rule 7-8, rule 12-5)
  • International-discovery
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