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The Court of Appeal for Ontario dismissed Tehama Group Inc.’s appeal from the dismissal of its application to set aside an arbitral award under the UNCITRAL Model Law.
The Ontario Court of Appeal reinstated an arbitrator’s award requiring Chubb to pay Ms. Singh’s benefits, holding the appeal judge wrongly treated Chubb and Zurich as equal-priority insurers.
The Court of Appeal for British Columbia dismissed CIMIC’s leave application and stay request, finding no extricable question of law in the arbitration award appeal.
Ontario Court of Appeal upheld recognition and enforcement of a German default judgment, holding the Munich court had jurisdiction and the arbitration clause did not bar enforcement.
Supplementary reasons on costs after dismissal of an application to vary refusal of leave to appeal an arbitration award. The Court ordered costs against the appellant only, not its director.
The Court of Appeal held that a procedural fairness complaint about costs in arbitration can raise a question of law under s. 59(2) and granted leave to appeal.
The Court of Appeal held that a cross-appeal from an arbitral award is subject to the Arbitration Act’s 30-day leave deadline and quashed TDMC’s late application.
The Ontario Court of Appeal held that a s. 9 ICAA stay is generally final for appeal-route purposes and dismissed the motion to quash Bombardier’s appeal.
The Court of Appeal dismissed Bear Mountain’s review application, holding the arbitral damages award did not raise clearly discernible extricable questions of law.
Leave to appeal was granted in part on two alleged errors of law arising from an arbitral award, including s. 42 of the Evidence Act and misapprehension of evidence.
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