DBF v BF, 2018 ABCA 108
Judge | The Honourable Mr. Justice J.D. Bruce McDonald,The Honourable Madam Justice Barbara Lea Veldhuis,The Honourable Madam Justice Sheila Greckol |
Docket Number | 1601-0248-AC; 1701-0011-AC |
Court | Court of Appeal (Alberta) |
Date | 16 March 2018 |
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22 practice notes
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Oslanski v Oslanski, 2021 ABCA 68
...¶ 11; 607 A.R. 29, 34 (“The two-month limit in the Information Note can be relaxed under r. 13.5(2)”); D.B.F. v. B.F., 2018 ABCA 108, ¶ 9 (“the Information Note for Rule 14.88 … states that any request for a specific direction as to costs from this Cour......
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Mmp v Twz,
...at paras 47 and 151; Shaw v Shaw, 2014 ABQB 165 at para 14. The successful party is therefore presumptively entitled to costs: DBF v BF, 2018 ABCA 108 at para 10 Relocation applications leave little room for compromise but the general legal principles for costs awards still apply: BLC v JJD......
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JWS v CJS,
...“Success in family matters means substantial success, not absolute success”: DBF v BF, 2018 ABCA 108 at para [26] In assessing substantial success, the court looks at overall results, based on what the litigant was initially claiming: ......
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Battaglini v Battaglini,
...2014 ABQB 165 at para 14; Cador [Chichak] v Chichak, 1998 ABQB 881 at para 9, aff’d 2000 ABCA 10. [8] The Court of Appeal in DBF v BF, 2018 ABCA 108, at para 13, succinctly summarized the costs principles in family litigation: a) the successful party is presumptively entitled to costs; b) s......
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22 cases
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Oslanski v Oslanski, 2021 ABCA 68
...¶ 11; 607 A.R. 29, 34 (“The two-month limit in the Information Note can be relaxed under r. 13.5(2)”); D.B.F. v. B.F., 2018 ABCA 108, ¶ 9 (“the Information Note for Rule 14.88 … states that any request for a specific direction as to costs from this Cour......
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JWS v CJS,
...“Success in family matters means substantial success, not absolute success”: DBF v BF, 2018 ABCA 108 at para [26] In assessing substantial success, the court looks at overall results, based on what the litigant was initially claiming: ......
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Mmp v Twz,
...at paras 47 and 151; Shaw v Shaw, 2014 ABQB 165 at para 14. The successful party is therefore presumptively entitled to costs: DBF v BF, 2018 ABCA 108 at para 10 Relocation applications leave little room for compromise but the general legal principles for costs awards still apply: BLC v JJD......
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Battaglini v Battaglini,
...2014 ABQB 165 at para 14; Cador [Chichak] v Chichak, 1998 ABQB 881 at para 9, aff’d 2000 ABCA 10. [8] The Court of Appeal in DBF v BF, 2018 ABCA 108, at para 13, succinctly summarized the costs principles in family litigation: a) the successful party is presumptively entitled to costs; b) s......
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