Canada Case Law

M.J.H.I.G. v. F.M.E.G.

Court

Supreme Court of British Columbia

The Court fixed child-support incomes, special-expense shares, and arrears, varied the prior order on pension division, and ordered disclosure compliance.

• Guidelines income determination
• Special and extraordinary expenses
• Arrears reconciliation and set-off
• Variation of orders
• Pension lump-sum treatment
• Financial disclosure obligations

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L. M. v. Canada Employment Insurance Commission

Court

Social Security Tribunal of Canada

Leave to appeal was granted because the applicant raised an arguable issue that the General Division misinterpreted or misapplied ss.35 and 36 of the Regulations and those grounds fall within the statutory grounds of appeal and have a reasonable chance of success.

Source excerpt

• Allocation of earnings
• Pension lump-sum treatment
• Statutory interpretation
• Leave to appeal

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