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The appeal is dismissed because the trial judge did not err: his findings that the appellants engaged in long-standing, contumacious conduct amounting to an abuse of process met the high threshold for striking pleadings, and his discretionary order is entitled to deference; costs of $5,000 are awarded to the respondent.
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Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed a motion to review refusal of an extension of time to appeal, and declined to admit fresh evidence. Costs were awarded to the receiver.
The Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal from an order striking pleadings for non-payment of a costs award, and awarded the respondents $25,000 costs.
The Court of Appeal for Ontario awarded the appellant costs of the Superior Court proceedings, fixing them at $25,000 inclusive of HST and disbursements.
The Court of Appeal for Ontario dismissed an interlocutory appeal from an order adjourning trial, holding the impugned orders were not properly before the court.
The Court of Appeal for Ontario dismissed a motion to reopen an appeal, holding the appellants failed to meet the high threshold under r. 59.06(2)(a) and (b).
The Court of Appeal for Ontario awarded the Township $7,500 in all-inclusive partial indemnity costs after dismissing motions to set aside dismissal and extend time.
The Court of Appeal dismissed a family law appeal from a contempt finding, a 90-day jail sentence, and financial orders, holding the procedure was fair and the injunction covered new accounts.
The Federal Court held that most locomotive event recorder data was not exempt under s 20(1)(b) ATIA, but CP’s inserted Comments were confidential and withheld.
The appeal is allowed because the adjudicator's Summary Report contained only conclusory findings and failed to set out the evidentiary basis for conclusions, which is an error of law preventing meaningful appellate review; the matter is remitted to Small Claims Court for a new hearing before a different adjudicator and costs are awarded to the appellant in the amount of $324.55.
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