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Criminal law 2016 ONCA 635

R. v. Nielsen

Because the appellant was released on bail, the issues concerning the lawfulness of her detention and the related habeas corpus proceeding were moot and provided no basis to review LaForme J.A.'s order; therefore the motion to review and the appeal were dismissed.

  • Mootness
  • Detention and solitary confinement
  • Judicial review of interlocutory orders
  • Expedition of appeals
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Civil procedure 2014 BCCA 468

Gonzalez v. British Columbia

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.

  • Extension of time
  • Abuse of process
  • Discretionary relief
  • Dismissal for lack of merit
  • Judicial review of interlocutory orders
  • Extension-of-time
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Family law 2010 BCSC 1731

Roberts v. Roberts

Court addressed costs from two family-law applications, rejecting special costs, awarding each party their own costs for one application, and granting the respondent costs for the review application.

  • Child custody
  • Interim orders
  • Costs (special and ordinary)
  • Costs assessment
  • Judicial review of interlocutory orders
  • Family-law-costs
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Copyright law 2005 FCA 330

Groupe Archambault Inc. v. Cmrra/Sodrac Inc.

The motion for a stay of proceedings was dismissed because there were no exceptional circumstances warranting interlocutory intervention; the applicant failed to demonstrate irreparable harm (mere allegation of s.8 infringement was insufficient), and practical safeguards (Board confidentiality orders) and the voluntary nature of participation meant the balance of convenience did not favour a stay.

  • Disclosure of evidence
  • Stay of proceedings
  • Judicial review of interlocutory orders
  • Irreparable harm
  • Confidentiality orders
  • Section 8 charter - unreasonable search and seizure
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Civil procedure 2003 BCCA 105

Croll v. Brown

The British Columbia Court of Appeal dismissed review and leave applications brought by Carole Ann Brown and affirmed lower court orders, including filing restrictions and a vexatious litigant order.

  • Leave to appeal
  • Indigent status
  • Vexatious litigant
  • Restrictions on filing process
  • Committee authority
  • Judicial review of interlocutory orders
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