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The court struck the notice of civil claim without leave to amend because it failed to plead concise material facts, instead mixing evidence, argument, and irrelevant material.
In mid-trial, the court ordered a supplemental expert report for Dr. Zaitzow before he could continue evidence on a new assumption and any changed opinion.
La Corte Suprema de Columbia Británica desestimó una apelación y confirmó que un certificado de honorarios presentado puede ser reconsiderado bajo las Supreme Court Civil Rules.
The court set aside default judgments against two self-represented defendants, finding their delay understandable and relief justified while the pleading was still defective.
The court set aside a default judgment because part of the amount claimed was not a specified or ascertainable sum under the rules.
The Court of Appeal quashed an appeal as wholly without merit and an abuse of process after the appellant made no submissions and did not appear.
The court held that automatic production of a written IME report is not a matter of course and requires special circumstances; no prompt production order was made here.
The court granted Don Kasian leave to file a counterclaim shortly before trial, finding the claims were not plainly doomed and that delay did not justify refusal.
Mid-trial ruling on expert evidence: the court allowed both parties to cross-examine Dr. Giantomaso after the report was served and relied on at trial.
Appeal dismissed. The Court held attornment does not bar a forum non conveniens motion, but Sweden was not shown to be the clearly more appropriate forum.
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