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Civil procedure 2011 BCSC 571

Hayward v. Bennett

In chambers, the court terminated the plaintiff’s indigent status subject to reapplication for necessary steps, required case-management consent for interlocutory applications, and reserved costs.

  • Indigent status revocation
  • Production of financial documents
  • Leave for interlocutory applications
  • Costs thrown away
  • Mareva injunction (withdrawn)
  • Indigent-status
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Civil procedure 2006 BCCA 388

Thiessen v. British Columbia (Attorney General)

Application for indigent status and an extension of time to appeal was dismissed because the proposed appeal had no possibility of success.

  • Indigent status
  • Extension of time
  • Merits assessment
  • Dismissal for lack of prospect
  • Indigent-status
  • Extension-of-time
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Residential tenancy 2002 BCCA 350

Gleason v. Mangat

The Court of Appeal dismissed the appellants’ indigency application for want of prosecution and vacated the temporary stay of the possession order.

  • Indigency application
  • Stay of possession
  • Leave to appeal
  • Vacation of stay
  • Dismissal for want of prosecution
  • Indigency
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Family law 2000 BCSC 1844

Taylor v. Rutherford

The Supreme Court of British Columbia dismissed a self-represented defendant’s request for indigency status, finding his financial disclosure insufficient and uncorroborated.

  • Indigency
  • Variation of consent order
  • Child maintenance
  • Financial disclosure
  • Financial-disclosure
  • Child-maintenance
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Civil procedure 1999 BCCA 770

Skrdla v. Lookman

The British Columbia Court of Appeal dismissed an application for indigent status because the proposed appeal from an order setting aside service ex juris had no prospect of success.

  • Service out of jurisdiction
  • Setting aside service
  • Indigency status
  • Prospects of success
  • Civil-procedure
  • Appeal
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