22 King Street Inc. et al. v. The Bank of Nova Scotia, 2018 NBCA 16
| Jurisdiction | New Brunswick |
| Judge | The Honourable Justice Quigg,The Honourable Justice Green,The Honourable Justice French |
| Citation | 2018 NBCA 16 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (New Brunswick) |
| Docket Number | 114-17-CA |
| Date | 15 March 2018 |
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38 practice notes
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Robson v. Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 3339, 2019 NBCA 55
...parties agree that all or part of the claim can be determined in that fashion (see 22 King Street Inc. et al. v. The Bank of Nova Scotia, 2018 NBCA 16, [2018] N.B.J. No. 42 A. Motion judge’s decision [7] The motion judge: a. rejected CUPE Local 3339’s motion for summary judgment dismissing ......
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Doucet v. Leblanc & Steeves et al,
...summary judgment. There is no discretion under the Rule to refuse to do so (see 22 King Street Inc. et al. v. The Bank of Nova Scotia, 2018 NBCA 16, [2018] N.B.J. No. 42 (QL)). The motion judge in this case granted summary judgment on that basis and therefore did not need to proceed to step......
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Guy Levesque v. PNB et al.,
...is simply whether there is a genuine issue requiring a trial: Rule 22.04(1)(a) and 22 King Street Inc. et al. v. The Bank of Nova Scotia, 2018 NBCA 16, at para. 15. As is well known, adjudication in civil litigation involves the application of the balance-of-probabilities standard. Since th......
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CASTLE v. NB HOUSING CORPORATION, 2019 NBQB 213
...are not mandatory. [30] In 22 King Street Inc. et al. v. The Bank of Nova Scotia, 2018 NBCA 16 (CanLII), the Court of Appeal addressed the process by which the court should consider a motion for summary judgment, “[10] The motion......
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38 cases
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Robson v. Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 3339, 2019 NBCA 55
...parties agree that all or part of the claim can be determined in that fashion (see 22 King Street Inc. et al. v. The Bank of Nova Scotia, 2018 NBCA 16, [2018] N.B.J. No. 42 A. Motion judge’s decision [7] The motion judge: a. rejected CUPE Local 3339’s motion for summary judgment dismissing ......
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Doucet v. Leblanc & Steeves et al,
...summary judgment. There is no discretion under the Rule to refuse to do so (see 22 King Street Inc. et al. v. The Bank of Nova Scotia, 2018 NBCA 16, [2018] N.B.J. No. 42 (QL)). The motion judge in this case granted summary judgment on that basis and therefore did not need to proceed to step......
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Guy Levesque v. PNB et al.,
...is simply whether there is a genuine issue requiring a trial: Rule 22.04(1)(a) and 22 King Street Inc. et al. v. The Bank of Nova Scotia, 2018 NBCA 16, at para. 15. As is well known, adjudication in civil litigation involves the application of the balance-of-probabilities standard. Since th......
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CASTLE v. NB HOUSING CORPORATION, 2019 NBQB 213
...are not mandatory. [30] In 22 King Street Inc. et al. v. The Bank of Nova Scotia, 2018 NBCA 16 (CanLII), the Court of Appeal addressed the process by which the court should consider a motion for summary judgment, “[10] The motion......
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