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The court struck the plaintiff’s defamation and contract pleading in full, dismissed the action, refused further leave to amend, and denied a vexatious-litigant declaration.
The court granted leave to commence a civil action despite a vexatious litigant order, but imposed conditions to protect the defendant and the court process.
The court struck out the claim, declared the plaintiff a vexatious litigant, imposed a filing bar without leave, and awarded special costs.
The Court of Appeal dismissed Vicky Arvanitis’s late application to extend time to seek review of a single-justice order, and allowed Slater Vecchio LLP’s cross-application.
Betton J. refused leave on four applications seeking relocation-related and enforcement orders, finding them unsupported, partly collateral, and not in the children’s best interests.
The court set aside default judgment and dismissed Sean Morriss’s claim because it breached an earlier vexatious litigant order, and awarded British Columbia special costs.
The Court of Appeal dismissed A.N.H.’s chambers motion without reaching the merits, citing his vexatious litigant status, unpaid support and costs, and abuse of process.
The Court of Appeal refused to extend time to appeal three orders in a defamation dispute, finding two proposed appeals moot and the third bound to fail.
The motion judge's dismissal is upheld because the applicant repeatedly failed to satisfy the RJR‑MacDonald stay test and has not demonstrated likely irreparable harm or that the balance of convenience favours a stay; therefore the review is dismissed and costs awarded.
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The court barred A.N.H. from bringing further applications unless narrow child-focused exceptions applied, because outstanding costs remained unpaid and his litigation was viewed as abusive.
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