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The British Columbia Supreme Court dismissed an application to exclude an independent witness’s testimony, finding the plaintiff had fair notice despite a brief will-say statement.
The court ordered production of a third-party door-cam video, finding the defendants had not proven litigation privilege, while allowing the cover email to remain withheld.
The court held that automatic production of a written IME report is not a matter of course and requires special circumstances; no prompt production order was made here.
Appeal from a master's interlocutory order dismissing a document-production challenge and requiring a verification affidavit was dismissed.
Class action discovery ruling in a credit-card interchange case. The court allowed limited discovery of other class members and RCC, and ordered some production from the representative plaintiff.
The Court ordered production of defence documents 4.7 to 4.12, rejecting litigation privilege because litigation was not yet reasonably in prospect.
The court held that an MRI disk created for diagnosis and treatment was not privileged and ordered it produced.
The court dismissed a pre-trial application for production of neuropsychological test data, holding the material was protected by solicitor’s brief privilege.
The court refused to order early disclosure of the specialty of a planned psychiatric or psychological expert, holding the Rules’ timelines and privilege concerns controlled.
The court allowed the plaintiff to use a late-obtained title search to examine an adverse witness in a debt trial, applying the Stone v. Ellerman factors.
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