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Income tax act 2026 TCC 16

Gao v. The King

Le tribunal a refusĂ© de rejeter l’appel pour non-comparution, a ordonnĂ© une nouvelle dĂ©couverte de l’appelant au Canada et a accordĂ© des dĂ©pens Ă  l’intimĂ©.

  • Form t1135 filing obligations
  • Statute‑barred reassessment
  • Examinations for discovery
  • Dismissal for non‑compliance with procedural orders
  • Costs thrown away
  • Rule 110/116 sanctions
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Civil procedure 2025 BCCA 298

Airbnb Inc. v. Ware

Appeal court dismisses Airbnb’s stay application pending appeal from class certification and a jurisdiction ruling, finding no irreparable harm and that the balance of convenience favours proceeding.

  • Stay of proceedings
  • Certification of class proceeding
  • Territorial jurisdiction
  • Irreparable harm
  • Balance of convenience
  • Document production and discovery
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Civil procedure 2025 BCCA 155

Trigon Pacific Terminals Limited v. Prince Rupert Port Authority

The Court of Appeal dismissed Trigon’s appeal, upholding a refusal to order unredacted production of commercial agreements where the redactions were irrelevant or marginally relevant and commercially sensitive.

  • Document production
  • Redaction
  • Relevance
  • Proportionality
  • Discretionary review
  • Good reason test
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Civil procedure 2024 BCSC 2021

Randhawa v. Sharma

The court ordered two related actions to be tried together and held that the NSK defendants may examine each plaintiff for discovery, with costs in the cause.

  • Consolidation of trials
  • Examination for discovery
  • Adverse in interest
  • Use of discovery evidence
  • Costs
  • Examination-for-discovery
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Civil procedure 2024 BCSC 1407

Yen v. Ghahramani

The court ordered further and better answers to interrogatories, finding Yen had not made reasonable inquiries and must use records in his possession or control.

  • Interrogatories
  • Further and better answers
  • Reasonable inquiry
  • Discovery obligations
  • Costs
  • Discovery-obligations
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Civil procedure 2024 BCSC 679

Rumpel Construction Ltd. v. Western Canadian Construction Company Ltd.

The court ordered WCCC to produce further supporting documents for a ledger used in aid of execution, but declined to decide the broader scope issue about questioning related companies.

  • Examination in aid of execution
  • Document production
  • Scope of discovery
  • Related entities and alter ego issues
  • Fraudulent conveyance/transfer allegations
  • Examination-in-aid-of-execution
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Patent law 2023 FC 1649

Seismotech IP Holdings Inc. v. Apple Canada Inc.

The Federal Court dismissed Seismotech’s motions for Norwich orders seeking App Store user identities, finding no bona fide patent claim and no public-interest basis for disclosure.

  • Norwich order
  • Bona fide claim
  • Access to justice
  • Non-party discovery
  • Default judgment risk
  • Costs
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Civil procedure 2023 BCSC 601

Nuttall v. Canada (Attorney General)

The court refused leave to serve interrogatories seeking undercover officers’ identities and addresses, but renewed the amended notice of civil claim for six months.

  • Interrogatories (r.7-3)
  • Variation of publication bans
  • Sealing orders
  • Service of process
  • Undercover police identity protection
  • Entrapment and abuse of process (background)
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Civil procedure 2023 BCSC 229

Yen v. Ghahramani

The court dismissed airG Inc.'s applications for broader document production, finding the demands too vague and non-specific under the civil rules.

  • Document production
  • Non‑party production
  • Discovery specificity
  • Spoliation/email deletion
  • Fiduciary duties
  • Oppression
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