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The court granted the defendants’ application to dismiss a real estate negligence action for want of prosecution after about 11 years of inactivity.
The court dismissed the plaintiff’s application to withdraw deemed admissions under Rule 7-7, finding no adequate evidentiary basis to justify relief.
The court dismissed a self-represented plaintiff’s broad discovery and disclosure application against RBC defendants and ordered costs to the defendants.
The court granted leave to withdraw deemed admissions from an untimely response to a notice to admit in a builders lien dispute, and accepted the late express admissions.
Statutory appeal from Law Society discipline decisions. The Court set aside misconduct findings, held key expert and medical evidence had been wrongly treated, and remitted Allegations 1-7.
The court dismissed an application to strike a one-line denial to a Notice to Admit, holding the renewed motion re-litigated issues already decided and was an abuse of process.
The court dismissed an assault claim but found battery after John Vassilaki pushed Nicholas Vassilakakis and briefly gripped his neck, awarding $14,000 in damages.
The court granted limited document production against the defendant, but dismissed broader requests and all non-party production requests as too broad.
The court dismissed a chambers application arising from a 1,804-item notice to admit, holding the plaintiffs were entitled to a bare denial under Rule 7-7(2)(a).
The court held that most of Facebook’s refusals on a notice to admit were non-compliant under Rule 7-7, but refused to extend discovery.
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