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Civil procedure 2025 BCSC 112

24 Hour Glass Ltd. v. Abtek Door Services Ltd.

The court granted Abtek’s application to dismiss 24 Hour Glass Ltd.’s claim for want of prosecution after finding more than ten years of delay.

  • Dismissal for want of prosecution
  • Delay
  • Rule 22-7
  • Notice of intention to proceed
  • Counterclaim
  • Dismissal-for-want-of-prosecution
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Civil procedure 2024 BCCA 288

Plaza 500 Hotels Ltd. v. SRC Engineering Consultants Ltd.

The Court of Appeal dismissed Plaza 500 Hotels Ltd.’s appeal from dismissal of its action for non-compliance and want of prosecution under Rule 22-7.

  • Dismissal for non-compliance
  • Want of prosecution
  • Case management orders
  • Rule 22-7
  • Self-represented litigant obligations
  • Sufficiency of reasons
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Trademark law 2024 BCSC 1408

Rai v. Meta Platforms, Inc.

The court struck most of a self-represented plaintiff’s claim over alleged trademark, copyright, harassment, and defamation issues, but allowed an amended privacy and negligence claim.

  • Strike pleadings
  • Rule 22-7
  • Rule 9-5
  • Amendment of pleadings
  • Self-represented litigant
  • Jurisdictional requirements
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Estate law 2022 BCSC 178

Marzec v. Nemi

The court refused to dismiss a wills variation claim for want of prosecution, found most delay was excusable because of the plaintiff’s serious mental illness, and appointed a litigation guardian.

  • Wills variation
  • Want of prosecution
  • Litigation guardian appointment
  • Hearsay on applications
  • Rule 20-2
  • Rule 22-7
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Civil procedure 2020 BCSC 1159

Mufford v. Lilley

The court dismissed the plaintiff’s action for repeated failure to produce an amended list of documents and for disobeying a prior order, finding no lawful excuse under Rule 22-7.

  • Strike out for non-compliance
  • Rule 22-7
  • Discovery obligations
  • Proportionality
  • Service of documents
  • Civil-procedure
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Civil procedure 2020 BCSC 906

Resonance Holdings Ltd. v. Infiniti Investments Inc.

The court refused to strike pleadings for discovery non-compliance, instead ordering overdue production, privilege identification and continued discovery, with party-and-party costs to the applicant.

  • Striking pleadings
  • Examinations for discovery
  • Document production
  • Rule 22-7
  • Rule 7-1
  • Special costs
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Civil procedure 2018 BCSC 425

Kossert v. Busswood

The court refused to strike the plaintiff’s claim for contempt or want of prosecution, but ordered further disclosure, another discovery examination, and costs to the defendant.

  • Want of prosecution
  • Rule 22-7
  • Document disclosure
  • Examination for discovery
  • Consent order
  • Contempt
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Civil procedure 2018 BCCA 70

Northwest Organics, Limited Partnership v. Sam

The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal from a dismissal for want of prosecution, finding no reviewable error in the chambers judge’s assessment of delay, prejudice, and the balance of justice.

  • Want of prosecution
  • Delay
  • Prejudice
  • Fading memory
  • Particulars
  • Rule 22-7
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