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The court dismissed the plaintiff’s second action as an abuse of process, held claims against counsel were barred by absolute privilege, and refused a vexatious litigant order.
The court ordered production of a third-party door-cam video, finding the defendants had not proven litigation privilege, while allowing the cover email to remain withheld.
The court rejected a litigation privilege claim over an independent adjuster’s report and ordered production, finding insufficient evidence of reasonable prospect or dominant litigation purpose.
Appeal dismissed: the court refused production of the respondents’ solicitor’s file, finding no implied waiver of privilege and that litigation privilege continued.
The Tribunal largely dismissed disclosure motions, but ordered an index and copies of foundational documents provided to expert Professor Haan. It rejected disclosure of his retainer and 2021 IRCC policy-change documents.
The court held that disclosure of surveillance videos under Rule 12-5(10) waived privilege over related surveillance materials and required fuller document descriptions.
The court dismissed Long’s application for production of privileged Royalty Action files, finding no implied waiver of solicitor-client privilege and that litigation privilege continued.
Master Wilson dismissed a privilege application, holding the disputed documents were not protected by solicitor-client privilege and, at most, were covered by expired litigation privilege.
The court dismissed an accused’s request to reconsider refusal to inspect Crown counsel’s interview notes, finding revised will-says and disclosed emails were sufficient.
The court dismissed an application to strike a contract claim after the plaintiff sued opposing experts in Small Claims Court. No wilful contempt or serious prejudice was proven.
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