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Civil procedure 2021 BCSC 2538

Gilbert-Hrimech v. BC Transit

The court dismissed broad discovery and production applications seeking forensic access to transit computer systems, finding them disproportionate and unsupported.

  • Examination for discovery
  • Production of documents
  • Computer forensic examination
  • Joinder/adding parties
  • Allegations of perjury
  • Proportionality in discovery
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Administrative law 2019 FCA 211

Insch v. Canada (Attorney General)

Applicants had standing because they were parties to adjudication under the FPSLR Act and thus were "directly affected" within s.18.1(1) of the Federal Courts Act; the adjudicator's conclusion that she lacked jurisdiction to adjudicate was reasonable and entitled to deference; there was no evidentiary basis to infer breach of procedural fairness, reasonable apprehension of bias, or reliance on perjured evidence; accordingly the application for judicial review was dismissed.

  • Standing
  • Judicial review
  • Procedural fairness
  • Jurisdiction of adjudicator
  • Collective agreement interpretation
  • Union representation
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Administrative law 2008 BCSC 26

McRudden v. College of Dental Surgeons (B.C.)

On costs after dismissing a Dentists Act appeal, the court ordered party-and-party costs on Scale C to day three and special costs thereafter.

  • Professional discipline appeal
  • Cost orders
  • Special costs
  • Party and party costs
  • Allegations of perjury
  • Bias allegations
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Administrative law 2007 FC 400

Ayangma v. Canada (Treasury Board)

The Federal Court dismissed Dr. Ayangma’s motion appeal and upheld refusal to amend for perjury allegations, finding the proposed evidence peripheral and unsubstantiated.

  • Judicial review
  • Admissibility of new evidence
  • Amendment of pleadings
  • Costs
  • Procedural fairness
  • Allegations of perjury
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