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The British Columbia Court of Appeal reactivated an inactive appeal and granted an extension of time, finding counsel-caused delay should not be visited on diligent appellants.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an application to remove an appeal from the inactive list and three no-fee applications, finding the appeals moot or bound to fail.
The Court of Appeal reinstated the appeal only against the City of Victoria, but dismissed reinstatement as against two police-officer respondents because delay and prejudice outweighed the appellant’s interests.
The British Columbia Court of Appeal dismissed a review application challenging refusal to remove an appeal from the inactive list, finding no error in principle or fact.
Applications to reinstate a dismissed appeal and reactivate an inactive appeal were dismissed because the delay was deliberate, prejudicial, and not in the interests of justice.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an application to vary a chambers order refusing to reactivate an inactive appeal, holding there was no error in principle, law, or fact.
The Court of Appeal for British Columbia dismissed the appeal as abandoned after prolonged inactivity, unexplained delay, and prejudice to the respondents.
The Court of Appeal held the appeal and cross-appeal stood dismissed as abandoned under s. 25(5) after remaining on the inactive list for 180 days.
The Court of Appeal for British Columbia dismissed an application to remove a custody appeal from the inactive list, finding no realistic prospect of success and significant delay and prejudice.
La Cour rejette la demande de retirer les appels de la liste inactive, estimant que le retard n’est pas suffisamment expliqué et que la réactivation n’est pas dans l’intérêt de la justice.
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