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The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal as frivolous, vexatious, and abusive, finding it was a collateral attack on earlier orders and judgments.
The Court of Appeal granted an extension of time to appeal, finding the proposed appeal from a r. 2.1.01 dismissal raised arguable merit and was not plainly devoid of merit.
The Ontario Court of Appeal refused to appoint state-funded counsel or amicus, and declined to stay enforcement, finding no arguable appeal and no need for assistance.
The Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal in a solicitor-negligence case, holding the claim was an abuse of process because the will error could have been addressed during probate.
The Federal Court dismissed a motion seeking clarification of earlier reasons, holding the Court was functus officio and that the Rules do not provide a free-standing clarification remedy.
The Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal and a fresh evidence motion because the appellant remained in breach of court orders, the appeal lacked merit, and it was a collateral attack.
The Federal Court struck Adan McIntosh’s statement of claim without leave to amend, finding no reasonable cause of action and an abuse of process.
The Court of Appeal dismissed appeals from summary judgment refusal, holding the respondent’s s. 35 treaty-rights defence raised triable issues not foreclosed by prior litigation.
The court struck Dr. Cimolai’s claim against Dr. Halpenny as an abuse of process, finding it was a collateral attack on final Commission orders.
On a motion pending appeal, the Court of Appeal for Ontario dismissed Tennyson Park’s request for a stay of vacant-possession orders in favour of Manulife Bank of Canada.
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