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The court struck a civil claim against solicitors for a lender, finding no duty of care to the borrower and that the claims were unnecessary and an abuse of process.
The court struck the plaintiff’s defamation and contract pleading in full, dismissed the action, refused further leave to amend, and denied a vexatious-litigant declaration.
The court struck most of Marty Kepa’s further amended claim as prolix and untenable, but allowed a limited amendment focused on the March 2002 arrest and charges.
The court dismissed Maria Martin’s defamation claim against Tangerine Bank, finding the alleged statements did not refer to her or amount to publication to third parties.
Amended civil claim struck for excessive, repetitive and speculative pleading, but leave to amend was granted with strict limits; limitation and provincial liability issues were not finally decided.
The court struck the claim against Gain-VI, finding no reasonable cause of action because the pleadings did not show privity, agency, or grounds to pierce the corporate veil.
Appeal dismissed on a s. 9(6) review. The court upheld refusal to extend time to appeal and found no reasonable apprehension of bias from a former partnership.
The court struck a tenant-related petition as disclosing no reasonable cause of action and made a narrow vexatious litigant order under s. 18.
The court dismissed claims against the Law Society, the Attorney General and Crown counsel, and a lawyer, finding no reasonable cause of action and no triable issue.
The court struck a civil claim challenging a registration suspension as an abuse of process and for no reasonable cause of action. The stay application was moot and would also fail.
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