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Civil procedure 2025 BCSC 2043

Bajwa v. Y&Y Enterprises Ltd.

The court granted an application to exclude disbursements for three proposed expert reports under the Regulation, finding a reasonable risk of exceeding the cap and undue hardship.

  • Expert disbursements
  • Disbursement cap
  • Undue hardship
  • Independent medical examination
  • Expert-disbursements
  • Disbursement-cap
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Civil procedure 2024 BCSC 474

Anderson v. Kullar

Application under the Disbursement and Expert Evidence Regulation granted in part: the court found a functional capacity evaluation and discovery costs necessary, and held the claimed disbursements would cause undue hardship.

  • Disbursement cap
  • Undue hardship
  • Functional capacity evaluation
  • Expert evidence
  • Examination for discovery
  • Disbursement-cap
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Civil procedure 2024 BCSC 395

Kaur v. Lin

The plaintiff sought to exclude expert and transcript disbursements under s. 5 of the Regulation, but the application was dismissed for lack of evidence of cap risk.

  • Expert evidence
  • Disbursement cap
  • Regulation interpretation
  • Applications under s.5 of the disbursements and expert evidence regulation
  • Expert-evidence
  • Disbursements
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Civil procedure 2024 BCSC 195

Joshan v. Pathak

The court granted an application to exclude expert disbursements for a physiatrist and economist under s. 5 of the Regulation, and ordered costs in the cause.

  • Expert evidence exclusion
  • Disbursement cap
  • Future loss damages
  • Financial hardship
  • Pre‑trial applications
  • Expert-evidence
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