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The court granted a 45-day adjournment of a PPPA dismissal hearing after the plaintiff retained new counsel shortly before the hearing date.
The Court of Appeal dismissed Maria Martin’s application to vary a chambers order refusing more time to appeal, finding the proposed appeal lacked merit and was duplicative.
The court denied fee waivers for multiple proposed claims and petitions by Li Wen Tan, finding several matters repeated unmeritorious claims previously refused.
The Court of Appeal dismissed Rodney Daniel Dick’s application for leave to bring a late appeal, finding the proposed appeal had no real prospect of success.
The British Columbia Court of Appeal dismissed Mr. Gonzalez’s application to vary a chambers order, finding no reviewable error and no merit in the request.
The appeal is dismissed because on the written record the appeal has no prospect of success and the appellants failed to appear or contact the court; costs are awarded to the respondent in a fixed amount.
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The appeal was dismissed as without merit under Rule 90.44(1)(a) because there was no longer a live legal dispute after the appellant redeemed the mortgage and the respondent released the mortgage and discontinued the foreclosure action; the Notices of Contention did not comply with Rule 90.22 and allegations of sharp practice were unfounded; accordingly appellant's motion for extension and respondent's non-perfection motion were unnecessary.
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The Court of Appeal dismissed Mr. Gonzalez’s application to vary a single-judge order refusing an extension of time to appeal, finding no error in principle or law.
Given the appellant's repeated adjournments, lack of adequate explanation for non‑attendance and the history of the proceeding, the court refused any further adjournment, found the appeal to be without merit and dismissed it, awarding costs to the respondents.
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The Court of Appeal dismissed an application to vary a chambers order refusing to reopen the appeal, finding the application had no merit and awarding costs.
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