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Civil 2025 BCSC 569

Callaghan v. Canadian National Railway Company

The court dismissed an application to strike a jury notice in a personal injury action, holding the case was not so intricate or complex that a jury could not fairly try it.

  • Jury trial
  • Rule 12-6
  • Rescuer liability
  • Expert evidence
  • Apportionment
  • Costs
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Civil procedure 2019 BCSC 1098

Dhaliwal v. Shao

The court extended time to bring the application and struck the jury notice, finding the MRI causation dispute and expert neuroradiology evidence too complex for a jury.

  • Jury notice
  • Mode of trial
  • Expert evidence
  • Traumatic brain injury
  • Extension of time
  • Causation
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Contract 2017 BCSC 2128

Makasoff v. CIBC World Markets Inc.

The court struck a jury notice in a complex securities and investment dispute, finding the volume of documents, multiple issues, and expert evidence made a jury trial unsuitable.

  • Jury notice
  • Rule 12-6
  • Suitability
  • Fiduciary duty
  • Punitive damages
  • Limitation period
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Civil procedure 2017 BCCA 236

Donaldson v. Dorworth

The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal seeking to strike a jury notice in a personal injury action, holding that the chambers judge made no reviewable error.

  • Jury notice
  • Strike jury notice
  • Rule 12-6
  • Standard of review
  • Expert evidence
  • Case management
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Contract law 2016 BCSC 2285

Royal Bank of Canada v. Shaw

The court struck the defendants’ jury notice in a consolidated foreclosure and guarantee action, finding the issues too intricate and document-heavy for a jury.

  • Jury trial
  • Rule 12-6
  • Forbearance agreement
  • Good faith obligations
  • Guarantees
  • Estoppel
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