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The Court of Appeal dismissed an application to remove an appeal from the inactive list, finding the delay in prosecuting the appeal inordinate, unexplained, and unlikely to lead to success.
The Court of Appeal dismissed Mr. Jeffries’ application to reactivate his appeal from the inactive list, citing significant delay, weak merits, and no interests-of-justice basis.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an extension-of-time application and granted a tailored s. 22 vexatious proceedings order against the appellant.
The Court of Appeal dismissed a review application and upheld dismissal of the appeal as abandoned after the appellants failed to comply with security-for-costs orders.
The Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal as abandoned after the appellant failed to file a required transcript and delayed prosecuting the family law appeal.
Application granted on conditions to remove the appeal from the inactive list, despite considerable delay and weak apparent merits, because the interests of justice favoured limited accommodation.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an application to reactivate an inactive appeal and related requests, holding the appeal was bound to fail and reinstatement was not in the interests of justice.
After dismissing an application to reinstate an appeal, the court awarded each of three respondent groups $1,000 in lump sum costs.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an application to reactivate an inactive appeal and granted a s. 29 order preventing further proceedings without leave.
L’application visant à réactiver un appel abandonné est rejetée : le délai de deux ans est inusité, la justification est insuffisante et le pourvoi manque de mérite.
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